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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14274/original/FreeBSD_Portability_With_VMware_BSD_04_2011.pdf'>
  OpenBSD improves upon /etc/rc.d/</a>
  BSDmag, April, 2011, p. 12
! </strong></font>(PDF download)<br>
  As OpenBSD moves away from requiring manual editing of /etc/rc for most daemons,
  Ian Darwin covers the new rc.d mechanism.
  "The OpenBSD developers did not adopt a change like this until they
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14274/original/FreeBSD_Portability_With_VMware_BSD_04_2011.pdf'>
  OpenBSD improves upon /etc/rc.d/</a>
  BSDmag, April, 2011, p. 12
! </strong></font>(PDF download of entire issue)<br>
  As OpenBSD moves away from requiring manual editing of /etc/rc for most daemons,
  Ian Darwin covers the new rc.d mechanism.
  "The OpenBSD developers did not adopt a change like this until they
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14274/original/FreeBSD_Portability_With_VMware_BSD_04_2011.pdf'>
  Build appliances with QEMU and OpenBSD</a>
  BSDmag, April, 2011, p. 24
! </strong></font>(PDF download)<br>
  Girish Venkatachalam shows how easy it is to create ready-to-run disk images
  containing OpenBSD with whatever ports/packages you want to add,
  that are shareable for use by anyone, either under QEMU or on bare metal.
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14274/original/FreeBSD_Portability_With_VMware_BSD_04_2011.pdf'>
  Build appliances with QEMU and OpenBSD</a>
  BSDmag, April, 2011, p. 24
! </strong></font>(PDF download of entire issue)<br>
  Girish Venkatachalam shows how easy it is to create ready-to-run disk images
  containing OpenBSD with whatever ports/packages you want to add,
  that are shareable for use by anyone, either under QEMU or on bare metal.
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14202/original/The_Wonders_Of_Blender_BSD_03_2011.pdf'>
  How To Setup OpenBSD On The Embedded Alix</a>,
  BSD Mag, March, 2011, p. 30
! </strong></font>(PDF download)<br>
  Guillaume Duale tells how to install our favorite OS on the popular embedded-size ALIX card.
  <p>
  
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14202/original/The_Wonders_Of_Blender_BSD_03_2011.pdf'>
  How To Setup OpenBSD On The Embedded Alix</a>,
  BSD Mag, March, 2011, p. 30
! </strong></font>(PDF download of entire issue)<br>
  Guillaume Duale tells how to install our favorite OS on the popular embedded-size ALIX card.
  <p>
  
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14202/original/The_Wonders_Of_Blender_BSD_03_2011.pdf'>
  Run Your Phone System on OpenBSD</a>,
  BSD Mag, March, 2011, p. 12
! </strong></font>(PDF download)<br>
  Ian Darwin describes running some home/office telephone systems on Asterisk
  on a secure operating system - what works, what doesn't (and why),
  and how to get started.
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14202/original/The_Wonders_Of_Blender_BSD_03_2011.pdf'>
  Run Your Phone System on OpenBSD</a>,
  BSD Mag, March, 2011, p. 12
! </strong></font>(PDF download of entire issue)<br>
  Ian Darwin describes running some home/office telephone systems on Asterisk
  on a secure operating system - what works, what doesn't (and why),
  and how to get started.
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14202/original/The_Wonders_Of_Blender_BSD_03_2011.pdf'>
  Useful OpenBSD Tools</a>,
  BSD Mag, March, 2011, p. 42
! </strong></font>(PDF download)<br>
  Girish Venkatachalam describes a panoply of tools that he finds useful on OpenBSD, to wit,
  dump(8) and restore(8), qemu, sha1, ifconfig, relayd and spamd.
  <p>
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  <a href='http://bsdmag.org/system/articles/attachment1s/14202/original/The_Wonders_Of_Blender_BSD_03_2011.pdf'>
  Useful OpenBSD Tools</a>,
  BSD Mag, March, 2011, p. 42
! </strong></font>(PDF download of entire issue)<br>
  Girish Venkatachalam describes a panoply of tools that he finds useful on OpenBSD, to wit,
  dump(8) and restore(8), qemu, sha1, ifconfig, relayd and spamd.
  <p>
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