Hi Dru,
On 11 Jun 2012, at 20:33, Dru Lavigne wrote:
The BSDCG gets requests quite often from employers who are looking for admins
with BSD skills. We refer them to our BSDA certified linked in group as its
members are all BSDA certified. There is also a linkedin group for those
1. I believe that exam is architecture-neutral.
2. I fail to see specific administrative skills needed
for ARM (especially*), PowerPC and SPARC.
* BSDCG is not how to build embedded system
exam, the more- course.
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I'm curious. When will the
examination cover other architectures such
as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs
recognition
as a reliable system with the Power group. Support for ARM
in the exam
could increase the use of the BSDs in
The BSDA exam is for system administration, not development.
Out of curiosity, is there a market for a FreeBSD Developer cert?
We have not done an analysis to see if there is a market. There has been
interest since we started the program, which came as a surprise to us seeing
that an open
I'm curious. When will the
examination cover other architectures such
as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs
recognition
as a reliable system with the Power group. Support for ARM
in the exam
could increase the use of the BSDs in embedded
On 12 Jun 2012, at 22:15, Jared Barneck wrote:
Or you could start a company that uses FreeBSD on such systems and see if you
can make it...
Someone did: http://semihalf.com/
David___
freebsd-advocacy@freebsd.org mailing list
On 12 June 2012 14:15, Jared Barneck rhy...@yahoo.com wrote:
I'm curious. When will the
examination cover other architectures such
as POWER/PowerPC, SPARC, and ARM?
Having an exam for such architectures would get the BSDs
recognition
as a reliable system with the Power group. Support for ARM
