On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 10:59 PM, Justin C. Sherrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Google listed the accepted proposals today! > > http://code.google.com/soc/2008/dragonfly/about.html > > For accepted students (and mentors): > We are now in the Community Bonding Period. This is where students get > involved with DragonFly. Get on kernel@, get on #dragonflybsd on EFnet, > start talking about projects. > > Google has more about this time period: > > http://googlesummerofcode.blogspot.com/2007/04/so-what-is-this-community-bonding-all.html > > This is the time to ask questions about tools and styles, features and > ideas, and so on. > > For students who didn't make the cut: > We'd still like to see your work. We had a number of original proposals; > the hard limit was the number of mentors. Patches and conversations with > students who aren't in GSoC at this point is welcome. > > Here's the list of what made it in. The proposals are available at the > Google SoC website page linked above. > > Port DragonFly to the AMD64 architecture > by Jordan Gordeev, mentored by Thomas Edward Spanjaard > > Extend Multi-Processing (MP) support > by Robert Luciani, mentored by Simon Schubert > > Proportional Share userland Scheduling Algorithm > by Mayur Narayan Bhosle, mentored by Jeffrey Hsu > > Anticipatory Disk I/O Scheduler for DragonFlyBSD > by Nirmal Thacker, mentored by Simon Schubert Awesome!...Thanks a lot for this!
Looking forward to the Summer of Code! Please let me know if I would need to start up with some stuff already- school would get over in about 8 days and I could be relatively free until then. Nirmal > > DragonFlyBSD – LiveCD with a DragonFly-specific X desktop, integrated into > nrelease build > by Louisa Luciani, mentored by Sascha Wildner > > Enhance dma(8) > by Max Lindner, mentored by Matthias Schmidt > > RFC3542 support on DragonFly BSD > by Dashu Huang, mentored by Hasso Tepper > > >
