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Not great timing, I know, but I'm thinking a Intel mini PC (e.g: N150, 11th Gen i5/i7) would work for my #OpenBSD testing & hacking, Any help towards this would be greatly appreciated. 
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Hope my fellow #OpenBSD developers are having an amazing time this week at the #g2k26 #hackathon in Kloosterburen (The Netherlands)! 
(g2k26 hackathon artwork by Niki Hettwer)
#OpenBSD -current has cranked the kernel virtual address space (VM_MAX_KERNEL_ADDRESS) on amd64 from 4GB to 512GB (one PML4 entry with 4-level paging).
https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=178208801485083&w=2
Good news for people with AMD Radeon GPUs with lots of VRAM.
Hope all my *BSD friends visiting Canada for #BSDCan this week have fun in Ottawa! 
... but not too much fun. 
Years ago, there was a BSD search page at google dot com/bsd (long gone), amusingly, the custom logo is still hosted on Google's servers.
@lattera pledge(2) always used const char *promises, never a bitmask. That was tame(2). The second argument has changed since introduced in 5.9, but it was unused.
There are indeed quite a lot of differences in this, besides some overlap in promise names, it doesn't implement OpenBSD's pledge.
At the very least, it would be nice to avoid a similar situation to NetBSD's infamously incompatible strnvis(3).
https://github.com/openbgpd-portable/openbgpd-portable/commit/9aa445a
…le openssh Explicitly test for broken strnvis. NetBSD added an strnvis and unfortunately made it incompatible with the existing one in OpenBSD and Linux's libbsd (the former having e...
Stefan Sperling