BSDCan 2026 NetBSD DevSummit Day 2 @BsdcanOrg

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NetBSD/pkgsrc summit at BSDCan 2026 taking place June 16-20, 2026 in Ottawa, Canada.

Additional details about the conference can be found at the official website: bsdcan.org/2026

The summit will take place on June 17-18 (the days before the main conference, the tutorial days). We are in room DMS 1110 and we start at 9:00 a.m.

For up to date NetBSD Dev Summit details, please check: wiki.netbsd.org/summits/bsdcan_2026
* Please note * - this dev summit may not be streaming the entire time.

Dan Langille: Closing session and Auction BSDCan 2018

Enhancing Unix Education through Chaos Engineering and Gamification using FreeBSD by Andreas Kirchne

So you want to add a system call Brooks Davis

FreeBSD sysctl MIB and to pass the objects info to userland: Alfonso S. Siciliano

Zelta: A Safe and Powerful Approach to ZFS Replication By: Daniel Bell

Bringing Amateur Packet Radio to OpenBSD: Iain R. Learmonth

$Using OpenBSD and OpenBGPD as a Control Plane for Our ISP Service: Tom Smyth From https://www.bsdcan.org/events/bsdcan_2020/schedule/session/45-using-openbsd-and-openbgpd-as-a-control-plane-for-our-isp-service/ Wireless Connect Ltd. an Independent ISP in Ireland Migrated our ISP off of commercial closed source Software Routers onto a combination of cost effective Layer3 Switches and controlled them with OpenBSD and OpenBGPD. By combining the wire-speed hardware forwarding of Layer 3 switches with OpenBGPDs elegant flexible config syntax for filtering and diagnosing upstream reach-ability we were able to increase performance, up-time of our network at a fraction of the cost of other commercial solutions.$

Adventure in DRMland Or how to write a drm driver for an arm64 SoC

Calvin Hendryx-Parker: Replacing Traditional Backup Systems with ZFS BSDCan 2018