6822752 rtls should be open source
It will be in build 113. There are some possible projects contributors could do involving that code (such as conversion to Brussels). Contact me if you're interested.
Saturday, April 4, 2009
rtls open sourced!
I just pushed
It will be in build 113. There are some possible projects contributors could do involving that code (such as conversion to Brussels). Contact me if you're interested.
It will be in build 113. There are some possible projects contributors could do involving that code (such as conversion to Brussels). Contact me if you're interested.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
I've Arrived
Today something cool happened. Casper Dik asked me to review some changes he had to fix the Cardbus support in the pci nexus code.
What's so cool about that? Well, its the first time I've ever reviewed anything from Casper.
Casper, from back in the mid-90's, was kind of a folk hero of mine (and not just me, I think) back when I was doing system administration in my prior life at Qualcomm. I'd never have believed some 15 years ago that Casper would be asking me for code review.
Cool. :-)
What's so cool about that? Well, its the first time I've ever reviewed anything from Casper.
Casper, from back in the mid-90's, was kind of a folk hero of mine (and not just me, I think) back when I was doing system administration in my prior life at Qualcomm. I'd never have believed some 15 years ago that Casper would be asking me for code review.
Cool. :-)
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Another Boomer Release Candidate Posted
I've posted an updated release candidate 1b for Boomer today, and you can download it from the files area.
The only remaining known P1-P3 issues in this release are a problem that affects users of TX (Trusted Extensions) and lack of BFU support. Obviously we're feeling pretty good about this release, and we're on track for integration in b115.
As usual issues should be reported using the Bugster category development/audio-ng/software. Alternatively, you can send mail to opensound-discuss@sun.com.
The only remaining known P1-P3 issues in this release are a problem that affects users of TX (Trusted Extensions) and lack of BFU support. Obviously we're feeling pretty good about this release, and we're on track for integration in b115.
As usual issues should be reported using the Bugster category development/audio-ng/software. Alternatively, you can send mail to opensound-discuss@sun.com.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Boomer Release Candidate 1a Available
I've posted a release candidate for Boomer today, and you can download it from the files area. This release candidate includes USB support, and fixes for some critical bugs, so if you installed the beta, please upgrade.
There are still some known issues, but we believe we're quickly closing to being ready to integrate in Build 115.
Bugs should be reported using the Bugster category development/audio-ng/software. Alternatively, you can send mail to opensound-discuss@sun.com.
Enjoy!
There are still some known issues, but we believe we're quickly closing to being ready to integrate in Build 115.
Bugs should be reported using the Bugster category development/audio-ng/software. Alternatively, you can send mail to opensound-discuss@sun.com.
Enjoy!
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Boomer Beta Refresh
I've posted a refresh of the Boomer beta bits. The location has moved to the more sensible project specific location as well.
This refresh includes SPARC support, and fixes for a couple of bugs that folks ran into from the first beta.
This refresh includes SPARC support, and fixes for a couple of bugs that folks ran into from the first beta.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Boomer Beta Available!
Finally!
The first public beta binaries for Boomer are now available! Details are available from the Open Sound Project webpage.
Enjoy!
-- Garrett
(Update: the website update didn't take. OpenSolaris.org is really sick now, any updates seem to cause it to crash now. I've posted binaries here, temporarily. The webrev is in the same location as before.)
The first public beta binaries for Boomer are now available! Details are available from the Open Sound Project webpage.
Enjoy!
-- Garrett
(Update: the website update didn't take. OpenSolaris.org is really sick now, any updates seem to cause it to crash now. I've posted binaries here, temporarily. The webrev is in the same location as before.)
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
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