I have been following DragonFlyBSD for several years now, and think the
project have some very interesting ideas. But I have some questions and
suggestions about some of the goals.



All around you read that dbsd has a "hybrid" kernel, which means that
e.g. devices
can operate as user processes instead of a kernel process. Personally I
think that neither a microkernel or a monolithic kernel is the best
solution, but something in between. Therefore, how much can of dbsd can
already be running as a user processes, and witch part is already running
as a user processes in dbsd?

Minix has a reincarnation server, that constantly checks if a process has
crashed, and if it has, it restart the process. Does dbsd have something
like that?



Concerning Hammer, is it today possible to make some kind of “boot
environment”, as you can with ZFS on Solaris/FreeBSD?



About packages installation, the new pbi format from PC-BSD, sounds like it
could do much of the stuff from the packages installation section on the
Goal page. I have asked on the PC-BSD forum, how much work it would take to
port the pbi format to use pkgsrc instead of FreeBSDs ports, and it seems
that it would be relative simple. What do you think?


Cheers,


Mads Worsøe Duun

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