[vos-d] Interview with Matt on bsdtalk about 1.6

[J.A.]

 >This is reminiscent of the promise of DragonFlyBSD which according to
 >> plan will implement a new kernel to make it possible to cluster 
multiple
 >> x86 architecture computers to work with one process only without 
special
 >> programming. In other words "fully cache coherent and fully transparent
 >> single-system-image style clustering."
 >>
 >> http://www.dragonflybsd.org/
 >>
 >> A new version is about to be released but there is not an X system
 >> included yet. There will be no glimpses of clustering features for at
 >> least another year. But the founder says that in making the
 >> infrastructure he has removed a lot of bugs from the original BSD 
4.0 fork.


 >> Interview with Matt on bsdtalk about 1.6
 >> http://cisx1.uma.maine.edu/~wbackman/bsdtalk/bsdtalk053.mp3


Hello Peter and Reed... The link above was found many moons ago and it 
was thought that you would like to know if not already. I have heard of 
dragonflybsd and its a very interesting project.

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