Projects

Pre Make Kit

The Pre Make Kit project is a toolkit providing a collection of tools aimed to ease a lot of stages in project development. It provides a scanner that generates template source components such as configuration file or makefile. It also provides a dependency checker that sets up templates files ... [More] depending on the system components (such as auto* tools or similar projects). For portability purpose, a BSD like install program is also part of the kit. [Less]

Top

Top is a program that will give continual reports about the state of the system, including a list of the top cpu using processes.

The MirOS Project

MirOS BSD is a secure operating system from the BSD family for 32-bit i386 and sparc systems. It is based on 4.4BSD-Lite (mostly OpenBSD, some NetBSD®). The MirPorts Framework is a portable ports tree to facilitate the installation of additional software. The project also releases some portable ... [More] software: mksh, a pdksh-based shell; PaxMirabilis, an archiver for various formats; MirMake, a framework for building software; MirNroff, an AT&T nroff based man page (and text document) formatter; MirCksum, a flexible checksumming and hash generation tool; and some more. [Less]

The MirPorts Framework

The MirPorts Framework provides a generic way to install third-party software on Unix®-ish systems (the closer to BSD, the better). Currently supported are: MirOS BSD – https://www.ohloh.net/projects/mirbsd/ – primary OS, MidnightBSD – https://www.ohloh.net/projects/mnbsd, OpenBSD, Mac OSX ... [More] (somewhat), Interix (actually better than Mac OSX in some respects, but lacking interest) [Less]

WendzelNNTPd

The WendzelNNTPd is an easy to use Usenet server for Linux, *nix, BSD. WendzelNNTPd supports IPv6, Access Control Lists, Role-based Access Control (RBAC) as well as it comprises its own database abstraction layer, i.e., supports MySQL and SQlite backends.

DT PS Tree

DT PS Tree shows running processes as a tree. It is a reimplementation of pstree from PSmisc for FreeBSD, NetBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFly BSD, and possibly other modern BSD variants. It also works without /proc and will show the full set of processes in a jail even if init is not present.

Korallenriff

Korallenriff is a software that collects input from different network sources and stores their data into one database. For example it can receive POP3 mail or can fetch NNTP groups and stores the received messages in a database. One can then -- for example -- use the database data within a website ... [More] to display the latest postings of a newsgroup or to create an online mailinglist archive. Another possible use would be to build a blogging-software where you can post postings via eMail. [Less]

bsd-appliance

BSD Appliance Project{Logo Here} The bsd-appliance project has been renamed (10/01/2008) to Cauldron. Please update any referencing links. Thanks! ~ The bsd-appliance team.

cauldron

Cauldron Project Give that a stir, would ya? AboutThe Cauldron Project (formally bsd-appliance) is derived from work done at Collaborative Fusion, Inc. with the goal of developing a scalable and manageable enterprise-class BSD-based appliance platform. Much of the work was originally based on ... [More] Gray Watson 's Soekris on OpenBSD Diskless Project . The work was the topic for a paper and associated presentation at EuroBSDCon 2006 and NYCBSDCon 2006. The current framework is ideal for bona-fide network appliances: Routers, Firewalls (Policy Routers), Set Top Boxes, Console Servers, RAS Terminal Concentrators, Wireless Access Points (APs), Load Balancers / Application Switches, IDS Sensors, Network Cameras, Environmental Sensors , as well as other heavyweight appliances NAS Storage, Proxy Servers, E-mail SPAM Filters, DNS Slaves. ISVs, Small-Medium size businesses, OEMs, and Individuals alike will also find the system useful for systems such as Set Top Boxes, Point of Sale (POS) Terminals, In theory the framework could also be used in embedded applications such as micro-firmware for Printers, Scientific Instruments, Phones and other mobile communications and multimedia devices. Supported Platforms: Vendor Branch Status NetBSD 3 Full NetBSD 4 Full OpenBSD 4.4 Testing FreeBSD 7 Testing DragonFly Untested Status / News11/09/2008: Chris Maverick provided us with a new logo; playful and whimsical, like the world we live in. 10/15/2008: There's a great article in BSDMag about loading NetBSD onto the Linksys NSLU2 using the EVBArm port. Unfortunately, it's not really a practical cauldron application because the OS appears to install directly onto the underlying RAID partition! 10/13/2008: A new snapshot for the Soekris 5501 is available. Details soon, as well as potential automated daily/weekly builds. 10/11/2008: Preliminary FreeBSD support development has begun Notes 10/01/2008: Project has been renamed to 'Cauldron'; a logo is imminent. 04/25/2007: Revision 81 reflects much of the work accomplished on OpenBSD. I encourage everyone to check out a snapshot via a VMWare Image I've released. 04/20/2007: Revision 78 reflects significan work on issue #1, #3, #4, #5, #7, #8, #9 03/28/2007: I opened 'Issue #7'. I'll probably start working on it this afternoon. Sorry for the delay all; I've been busy with some regional non-profit work and submitting and trying to stir up support a Google SoC application. 03/11/2007: Added info on the Axiomtek NA-1041 featured at NYCBSDCon and EuroBSDCon `06 . Also updated and resampled the images properly on on the ARInfotek Teak3011 03/06/2007: Adding some info about the ARInfotek Teak 3011. Need to thumbnail the images. 03/05/2007: I've added some info about the ARInfotek Teak3011 03/04/2007: I've started working on a Tutorial / Walk-Through for using the Framework. Use revision 48 of trunk/. Old New Archive Project & GoalsThe project is composed of: A Framework for adapting and optimizing BSD for use on network appliances and embedded environments. Resources (Tools and Docs) for Profiling BSD systems. A centralized location for coordinating development efforts for improving the embedded viability of BSD distributions. A clearinghouse for BSD-compatible appliances and other hardware as well as BSD-friendly OEM vendors Development for a NAND/NOR Flash MTD style file system for BSD (a la, JFFS2) Adaptation of true serial console BIOS solutions for SBCs (a la, ComBIOS (Soekris) or BIOSBoot (Routerboard) ) Present Status:Seeking active involvement from the community (please join the MailingList) Organizing the Wiki in a somewhat logical format The current to-do list:Make a ticket/bug report for every item on this list cf.conf(5) should be cf.conf.example User-interface to scripts is inconsistent Packages are broken on OpenBSD [Less]

jigglypuffbsd

We're almost as big as MirBSD.