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    Building QEMU

    Bytom@khubla.com December 13, 2015

    In general, I install QEMU on my Macbook using MacPorts.  However I recently had a need to get the tip of the QEMU development tree. Getting the QEMU source tree is trivial: git clone git://git.qemu-project.org/qemu.git I needed an updated version of dtc: git submodule update –init dtc The build instructions from the README are: mkdir…

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    MusicBrainzTagger

    Bytom@khubla.com March 15, 2015

    I’ve tried a couple different mp3 taggers to tag my mp3 library, however, most seem to have trouble with large mp3 libraries.  So, after doing some reading about AcoustID and MusicBrainz I decided to quickly code up my own tagger, MusicBrainzTagger. MusicBrainzTagger is a command-line application which recurses a directory of mp3 files and tags…

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    FreeBSD-10.1 Soekris r276913

    Bytom@khubla.com January 10, 2015

    There is a new build of FreeBSD 10.1 for Soekris here.   The source tree revision is r276913.  

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    Bare Metal coding on FreeBSD

    Bytom@khubla.com November 15, 2014

    I recently got interested in the technical details of how ARM OS’s work, so I decided to try my hand at writing a simple one.  This blog post is not about the OS itself, but about setting up the development environment. In my case, I’m developing in a terminal session, on FreeBSD 10 on an…

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    FemtoOS; a simple bootloader and protected mode kernel

    Bytom@khubla.com October 13, 2014October 14, 2014

    I’ve recently become interested in how the i386 boot loader works.  There is an excellent example of a boot loader here, and another here.  Some simple protected-mode code which implements a kernel capable of writing a line of text, is here.  FemtoOS, is the culmination of combining code from all those, and building a simple…

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    FreeBSD 10.1-BETA3 SOEKRIS Image

    Bytom@khubla.com September 28, 2014September 28, 2014

    Image file here.  

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    SOEKRIS image for FreeBSD-11

    Bytom@khubla.com September 27, 2014September 27, 2014

    Image file here, boot log here.  

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    FreeBSD Wandboard r270855

    Bytom@khubla.com August 30, 2014

    A new FreeBSD Wandboard build is available here and the boot log is here. This build uses U-Boot 2014.07.

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    Time Machine backups using FreeBSD ZFS

    Bytom@khubla.com August 25, 2014September 20, 2014

    In this blog article, I described a way to use Netatalk3 to do Time Machine backups on FreeBSD.  This approach worked well, but it had some problems: The Time Machine backups are in every user’s home dir.  That’s messy and there is the potential that they’ll accidentally delete the backup. If I put the backups…

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    TimeMachine backups on FreeBSD-10

    Bytom@khubla.com August 24, 2014August 25, 2014

    I usually work on a Macbook, and I use keyless ssh with a cron job to do nightly backups.  It works very well.  However, I decided to try backups with Time Machine, using my FreeBSD-10 server as the host. The first step is to install netatalk3, and nss_mdns pkg install netatalk3 pkg install nss_mdns avahi…

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