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Release Notes: usb(4) now supports the USB packet filter. The TCP/IP stack now supports the mod_cc(9) pluggable congestion control framework. A graid(8) GEOM class was added to support various BIOS-based software RAID controllers (replacement for ataraid(4)). The ZFS subsystem was updated to SPA version 28. GNOME version 2.32.1 and KDE version 4.7.4 were included.
Release Notes: A new installer, bsdinstall(8), was provided. The Fast Filesystem now supports soft updates journaling. ZFS was updated to version 28. ATA/SATA drivers were updated to support AHCI and moved into an updated CAM framework. A Highly Available Storage (HAST) framework was added. Kernel support for was provided for Capsicum Capability Mode, an experimental set of features for sandboxing support. User-level DTrace was included. The TCP/IP stack now supports pluggable congestion control frameworks, and five congestion control algorithm implementations are available.
Release Notes: The FreeBSD virtual memory subsystem now supports fully transparent use of superpages for application memory. The boot(8) BTX loader has been improved. Many network interface drivers have been improved. The btpand(8) daemon from NetBSD has been added. This daemon provides support for Bluetooth Network Access Point (NAP), Group Ad-hoc Network (GN), and Personal Area Network User (PANU) profiles. The jail(8) subsystem has been greatly enhanced with support for multiple IPv4 and IPv6 addresses per jail, SCTP support, CPU binding, and more.
Release Notes: Improvements were made in performance and SMP scalability. The ULE scheduler, ZFS, and UFS2 journaling were improved. Many other features and improvements were added.
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Release Notes: This release will become the first "Errata Branch". Release branches for previous versions would only have critical security fixes applied. Now, the scope of fixes will be expanded to include local denial of service fixes, as well as other significant and well-tested fixes that may not represent security issues.
Release Notes: This release comes with a lot of updates, including new utilities and various bugfixes.
