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Asides — February 08, 2020

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Not long ago I wrote about backporting BCC & bpftrace in Ubuntu with focus on bionic (18.04 LTS). With this new release, there’s a lot of going on: release notes. I “backported” this one already into my PPA. On that note, I did drop support for the disco (19.04) and added support for the upcoming focal(20.04).

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OPNsense 24.1 →

Asides — February 16, 2024

OPNsense 24.1 releasedOPNsense 24.1 released Last summer I finally bit the bullet and decided to setup a firewall at home. I went with cheap Mini PC with dual NICs to serve this purpose. My initial choice of the operating system went to pfSense, but with all the drama

How fast is your shell? →

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PPAs Updates

System Administration — December 13, 2023

Latest versions of BCC (v0.29.1) and libbpf (v1.3.0) are now available from the bpftrace PPA for bionic, focal and jammy. There's also latest bpftrace (0.19.0) available but only for jammy (I found it impossible to build reliably on anything older): sudo add-apt-repository

FreeBSD 14.0-RELEASE →

System Administration — December 06, 2023

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