kek nya ok juga neh.... ada panduan utk pemula...? he he... Bonie wrote: > Ken Smith, atas nama Tim FreeBSD Release Engineering tadi malam > (2007-02-27) mengumumkan tersedianya FreeBSD 7.0-RELEASE. Cabang jalur > rilis 7-STABLE ini memperkenalkan banyak fitur baru termasuk sejumlah > perbaikan terhadap fungsionalitas dari generasi sebelumnya. > > /highlights// /antara lain: > Peningkatan performa secara dramatis dan skalabiliti untuk SMP > dibuktikan dalam sejumlah adusoftware yang menunjukkan 350% peningkatan > kinerja puncak (/peak performance/) pada beban normal dan 1500% saat > beban tinggi, dibandingkan dengan kinerja generasi 6. Bila dibandingkan > dengan performa terbaik dari kernel Linux (2.6.22 maupun 2.6.24), > kinerja 'bayi ajaib' ini diklaim masih 15% lebih baik. Perlu ditekankan > bahwa hasil yang diperoleh dari adusofware (/benchmarks/) bervariasi > tergangung beban kerja spesifik terhadap sistem yang diuji. > > Sejumlah perubahan yang memberikan kontribusi terhadap perbaikan > dimaksud antara lain: > > * The 1:1 libthr threading model is now the default. > * Finer-grained IPC, networking, and scheduler locking. > * A major focus on optimizing the SMP architecture that was put in > place during the 5.x and 6.x branches. > * Some benchmarks show linear scaling up to 8 CPUs. Many workloads > see a significant performance improvement with multicore systems. > * The ULE scheduler is vastly improved, providing improved > performance and interactive response (the 4BSD scheduler is still > the default for 7.0 but ULE may become the default for 7.1). > * Experimental support for Sun's ZFS filesystem. > * gjournal can be used to set up journaled filesystems, gvirstor can > be used as a virtualized storage provider. > * Read-only support for the XFS filesystem. > * The unionfs filesystem has been fixed. > * iSCSI initiator. > * TSO and LRO support for some network drivers. > * Experimental SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol) support > (FreeBSD's being the reference implementation). > * Much improved wireless (802.11) support. > * Network link aggregation/trunking (lagg(4)) imported from OpenBSD. > * JIT compilation to turn BPF into native code, improving packet > capture performance. > * Much improved support for embedded system development for boards > based on the ARM architecture. > * jemalloc, a new and highly scalable user-level memory allocator. > * freebsd-update(8) provides officially supported binary upgrades to > new releases in addition to security fixes and errata patches. > * X.Org 7.3, KDE 3.5.8, GNOME 2.20.2. > * GNU C compiler 4.2.1. > * BIND 9.4.2. > > > comment from me : never wasting time talking about linux vs windows, > use FreeBSD :p > > > -- > Bonie Mania The Land Of Joy And Happiness > > >
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