The release of the NetBSD 9.2 operating system has been published. Installation images of 820 MB are available for download, supporting 57 system architectures and 16 different CPU families.
Key Changes:
- The ability to export ZFS file systems via NFS has been added.
- Code from NetBSD HEAD has been transferred for the http server httpd, which now supports additional MIME types and resolves issues with handling files larger than 4 GB on 32-bit systems.
- Support for 32-bit ARM applications on AArch64 systems (compat_netbsd32) has been improved. User space components for the ARMv6 architecture have been added. The ability to build binary packages in an isolated environment on server AArch64 processors has been provided. Support for ptrace has been added. Instruction emulation for deprecated instructions in ARMv7 has been ensured.
- In the ctwm window manager, focus installation issues have been resolved, and accessibility features have been expanded.
- Improved compatibility with Linux; issues with programs using a namelen value longer than the size of the 'struct sockaddr_in' structure have been resolved in compat_linux.
- Performance optimization for the fread() call has been conducted.
- Support for the TP-Link TL-WN821N V6 wireless adapter has been added.
- Support for the cryptographic accelerator in Allwinner H5 processors has been introduced.
- Screen brightness control issues on Pinebook Pro laptops have been resolved.
- The kern.maxfiles parameter value is now set by default based on the amount of RAM.
- Updated versions of openssl 1.1.1k, tmux 3.1c, freetype 2.10.4.
Source: opennet.ru
