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netbsd blog the guide manual pages mailing lists and archives cvs repository report or query a bug software packages home rss release engineering development the netbsd foundation networking general ports security events packages login bookmarks the netbsd project netbsd wiki feeds all release engineering development the netbsd foundation networking general ports security events packages comments google summer of code 2026 reports improving and stabilizing the racoon2 ike daemon in netbsd october 03 2026 posted by leonardo taccari this report was written by artem belan as part of google summer of code 2026 racoon2 is a system to exchange and install security parameters for ipsec it consists of an ikev1 ikev2 key exchange daemon a security policy management daemon and a kerberos based key exchange daemon the project lives at zoulasc racoon2 and is being modernized so that it can serve as a reliable l2tp ipsec or ikev2 vpn server on netbsd and linux for built in windows ios and android vpn clients the goal of this gsoc project was to work through that todo list implement nat traversal properly for both ikev1 and ikev2 according to the relevant rfcs make ipv6 works well so racoon2 can be tested with both ipv4 ipv6 properly clean up the address macro mess and build a unit test framework so that the fixes stay fixed in the end the daemon can sit behind a nat device and serve modern vpn clients without any workaround selectors in its configuration ipv6 works out of the box and the changes are protected by an automated test suite all work was done on the gsoc2026 branch and merged upstream through pull requests 13 39 between june and september 2026 read more 2 comments eurobsdcon 2026 in brussels belgium travel notes after the conference october 01 2026 posted by leonardo taccari i am back from eurobsdcon and finished going through my inbox it is time to write a blog post and share my experience brussels was great eurobsdcon was great and i miss it apart from a very nice netbsd summit and very good talks eurobsdcon for me is that time of the year to meet again in person with the bsd community and also meet new folks read more 4 comments netbsd 10 2 released september 22 2026 posted by nia alarie the netbsd project is pleased to announce netbsd 10 2 the third release from the netbsd 10 stable branch which will remain supported until netbsd 12 0 is released full release notes including download links read more 0 comments google summer of code 2026 reports port the enlightenment desktop environment to netbsd part 2 september 19 2026 posted by leonardo taccari this report was written by dimitris gounaridis as part of google summer of code 2026 enlightenment desktop is a low on resources desktop environment without sacrificing on visuals netbsd support for this bsd licensed desktop has been left a few years behind the aim of this project is to port the newest version of the desktop to pkgsrc and commit upstream portability fixes when necessary to ease future versions updates for netbsd read more 1 comment google summer of code 2026 reports testing compat linux syscall testing part 2 september 07 2026 posted by leonardo taccari this report was written by henrique brito as part of google summer of code 2026 compat_linux 8 is netbsd s kernel level compatibility layer for linux binaries it allows running them through a thin in kernel translation layer instead of full emulation one of its core functions is to simulate linux syscalls for those programs until now this functionality was not as well tested as other netbsd components the goal of this project was to use linux s own test suite ltp linux test project to verify the usability and compatibility of compat_linux ltp is a well known and battle tested framework already used to validate linux behavior so why not use it to also validate netbsd s compat_linux read more 0 comments netbsd 9 5 released and eol for netbsd 9 september 06 2026 posted by martin husemann the netbsd project is pleased to announce netbsd 9 5 the fifth and final release from the netbsd 9 stable branch it represents a selected subset of fixes deemed important for security or stability reasons since the release of netbsd 9 4 in april 2024 it is fully compatible with netbsd 9 0 this also marks the end of support for all netbsd 9 x releases and the netbsd 9 branch all users still on this branch are urgently asked to update to a more recent release like netbsd 11 0 with 11 1 upcoming at the end of this month or netbsd 10 2 to be released in a few days read more 2 comments google summer of code 2026 reports improving raidframe august 23 2026 posted by leonardo taccari this report was written by emmanuel nyarko as part of google summer of code 2026 the redundant array of independent disks raid is a disk management framework developed by carnegie mellon university netbsd uses raidframe as one of its disks management modules it involves setting up multiple disks and creating a disk unit from them the current netbsd raidframe framework supports several levels of disks arrangement in a single array see raid 4 netbsd s raidframe supports raid levels 0 1 5 and 6 however there are some limitations that this project aims to improve firstly raid level 1 which is also called mirroring allows for only two disks in a single mirror pair secondly raidframe scrubbing which involves reading your disks to check for read failures is not yet supported thirdly raid level 6 even though included in source is not well tested and not encouraged to be used in this project i have worked on implementation of a raid level 1 extension called n way raid 1 to support multiple disks in a raidframe mirror implementation of raid scrubbing read more 1 comment google summer of code 2026 reports port the enlightenment desktop environment to netbsd august 07 2026 posted by leonardo taccari this report was written by dimitris gounaridis as part of google summer of code 2026 enlightenment desktop is a low on resources desktop environment without sacrificing on visuals netbsd support for this bsd licensed desktop has been left a few years behind the aim of this project is to port the newest version of the desktop to pkgsrc and commit upstream portability fixes when necessary to ease future versions updates for netbsd read more 3 comments netbsd 11 0 released august 01 2026 posted by martin husemann the netbsd project is pleased to finally announce the 11 0 release see the release announcement for details read more 11 comments netbsd 11 0 rc7 available july 23 2026 posted by martin husemann the netbsd project is pleased to announce the seventh release candidate of the upcoming 11 0 release please help testing see the release announcement for details read more 1 comment google summer of code 2026 reports testing compat linux syscall testing july 21 2026 posted by leonardo taccari this report was written by henrique brito as part of google summer of code 2026 netbsd is capable of executing linux compiled binaries through a thin in kernel translation layer compat_linux which among many other things is responsible for capturing the syscalls made by the program and calling a stub which is responsible for generating the expected output and behavior generally this stub ends up calling the netbsd version of the syscall and translating the results in a way a linux program would expect sometimes it has to do more work the goal is to use ltp the already known and battle tested linux test suite to check how close compat_linux is to a native linux system focusing on the syscall aspect of it read more 0 comments netbsd 11 0 rc6 available july 08 2026 posted by martin husemann the netbsd project is pleased to announce the sixth release candidate of the upcoming 11 0 release please help testing see the release announcement for details read more 4 comments main next page contact disclaimer copyright 1994 2015 the netbsd foundation inc all rights reserved netbsd is a registered trademark of 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