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1.1 deraadt 21: <p>
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1.325 deraadt 23: The following list outlines hardware that the OpenBSD project could use.
24: There are a number of reasons why developers need hardware, and it is important
25: to first of all realize these reasons:
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1.325 deraadt 27: <ul>
28: <li>To support a specific device, normally one which is more rare or new.
1.831 miod 29: <li>To be part of their development environment.
1.653 kevlo 30: <li>Some types of machines may be different in some way
1.741 sobrado 31: (i.e. big-endian or unsigned-char) and ensure that developers
1.325 deraadt 32: write code more carefully.
1.831 miod 33: <li>That said, space or power may be at a premium for some people.
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1.78 deraadt 36: If you do not own these devices, but want to help us, we recommend you
1.653 kevlo 37: search on <a href="http://www.ebay.com">eBay</a> for the devices. If
1.78 deraadt 38: you do the bidding and then get the device shipped to us, it really
1.325 deraadt 39: helps us. It is better if developers develop, and skip the bidding process,
1.653 kevlo 40: since any time saved can be spent on improving OpenBSD instead.<p>
1.258 david 41:
1.325 deraadt 42: If it is clear which specific developer should be contacted, please do
43: so directly. Otherwise contact <a href="mailto:deraadt@openbsd.org">Theo de Raadt</a>
1.653 kevlo 44: who will pass on the message to whichever developers are in need.<p>
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1.325 deraadt 46: Please be very clear as to where you are located!! For larger items this
47: can be very important.
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1.995 tj 51: <h3><font color="#e00000">General device requirements</font></h3>
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1.325 deraadt 53: We try to spread these types of devices around our development community.
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1.313 jsg 55: <ul>
1.653 kevlo 56: <li>Laptops. These die often enough that our developers need about 2-3
1.325 deraadt 57: replacements a year.
1.653 kevlo 58: <li>Apple Mac powerpc equipment.
1.670 deraadt 59: <li>HP J6750 machines (J6700 is the second best choice).
1.912 deraadt 60: <li>Faster & smaller sparc64 machines, for instance 1U rack mount
61: machines. It is important to spread sparc64 around the development
1.913 sthen 62: community, since it is the most strict platform for detecting non-portable
1.912 deraadt 63: or buggy code.
1.653 kevlo 64: <li>Any amd64 or faster i386 hardware which comes available.
65: <li>We generally do not need older and "very common" ISA/PCI equipment, since
1.325 deraadt 66: our developers will generally have gotten their hands on these in the
67: past.
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1.653 kevlo 70: <h3><font color="#e00000">10Gb Ethernet Support</font></h3>
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1.1008 mikeb 72: David Gwynne (in Australia), and Claudio Jeker (in Switzerland) are working
73: on support for 10 Gigabit Ethernet devices. These developers would like the
74: following hardware to help development:
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1.518 dlg 76: <ul>
1.844 mikeb 77: <li>10GbaseSR SFP+ modules for use in 10Gb network cards
1.653 kevlo 78: <li>Switches with 10Gb modules for hacking
1.844 mikeb 79: <li>Direct Attach (SFP+) and CX4 cabling
1.727 jsg 80: <li>optical cabling with LC connectors (for 10GbaseSR and 10GbaseLR)
1.844 mikeb 81: <li>Broadcom, Emulex (ServerEngines) and QLogic 10Gb NICs for driver
82: development
1.653 kevlo 83: </ul>
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1.1008 mikeb 85: Contact dlg@openbsd.org, and claudio@openbsd.org.
1.518 dlg 86:
1.741 sobrado 87: <h3><font color="#e00000">Specific platform requests by our developers</font></h3>
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1.868 jasper 102: <li><i>octeon:</i>
103: <ul>
1.873 jasper 104: <li>Any unsupported OCTEON hardware, such as
1.886 jasper 105: the D-Link <a href="http://www.dlink.com/uk/en/business-solutions/security/services-routers/dsr-500n-wireless-n-unified-services-router">DSR-500(N)</a>,
106: <a href="http://www.dlink.com/uk/en/business-solutions/security/services-routers/dsr-1000n-wireless-n-dual-band-unified-service-router">DSR-1000(N)</a>
107: or Lanner <a href="http://www.lannerinc.com/network_processor_platforms/MR-320">MR-320</a>,
108: <a href="http://www.lannerinc.com/network_processor_platforms/MR-330">MR-330</a>,
109: <a href="http://www.lannerinc.com/network_processor_platforms/MR-730">MR-730</a>,
110: or Portwell <a href="http://www.portwell.com/products/detail.asp?CUSTCHAR1=KILIN-6005">KILIN-6005</a>.
1.949 jasper 111: are needed for testing and development in Ameide, The Netherlands.
1.868 jasper 112: Contact jasper@openbsd.org.
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1.888 ratchov 115: <!-- <li><i>Miscellaneous:</i> -->
1.899 miod 116: </ul>
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1.996 juanfra 118: <!-- <h3><font color="#e00000">Specific cards needed by our developers</font></h3> -->
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1.741 sobrado 120: <h3><font color="#e00000">Specific devices and equipment needed by our developers</font></h3>
1.995 tj 121:
1.737 jasper 122: <ul>
1.710 kettenis 123: <li>Sun StorEdge MultiPack-FC desktop array needed in Assen, The Netherlands.
1.650 kettenis 124: Contact kettenis@openbsd.org.
1.986 jca 125: <li>A variety pack of shortish (SFP connectors on at least one end) fibers
1.718 deraadt 126: wanted in Calgary.
127: Contact deraadt@openbsd.org.
1.989 deraadt 128: <li>Nexus compatible RJ45 SFP's ... official Cisco ones that will reliably
129: do 100mbit: Contact deraadt@openbsd.org
1.1005 stsp 130: <li>A PCIe wifi card with an Atheros AR5008E-3NX chipset (athn(4) driver)
131: is wanted in Berlin, Germany, for 802.11n hostap testing.
132: Contact stsp@openbsd.org.
1.1006 rpe 133: <li>Hewlett Packard 300GB 6G SAS 10K rpm SFF 2.5-inch Hard Drives for
134: mirror operation in Vienna, Austria. Contact martin@openbsd.org.
1.1011 florian 135: <li>A (supported!) umb(4) usb stick is needed in Den Haag, The Netherlands.
136: Contact florian@openbsd.org.
1.1014 benoit 137: <li>A laptop is wanted in Cergy, France. Contact benoit@openbsd.org.
1.1023 ! abieber 138: <li>An Araneus Alea II USB TRNG is wanted in Colorado. Contact abieber@openbsd.org.
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