Improving and Stabilizing the racoon2 IKE Daemon in NetBSD
Contributor: Artem Belan
This project aims to improve and stabilize the racoon2 IKE daemon in NetBSD, which currently suffers from issues related to Security Association...
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Contributor: Artem Belan
This project aims to improve and stabilize the racoon2 IKE daemon in NetBSD, which currently suffers from issues related to Security Association...
Contributor: Dimitris Gounaridis
Enlightenment desktop is a low on resources desktop environment without sacrificing on visuals. NetBSD support for this desktop has been left a few...
Contributor: Emmanuel Nyarko
RAIDFrame is NetBSD’s kernel-level software RAID framework, providing RAID 0, 1, 4, 5, and 6 functionality. Its current implementation has...
Contributor: Henrique Brito
NetBSD is capable of running binaries compiled for Linux through a thin in-kernel translation layer, the Compat Linux. Currently, the Linux emulation...
Contributor: Vishal@88
The Wi-Fi drivers has been changed to support newer protocols. So all existing wifi drivers needs to be changed and reworked to the new code base....
Contributor: Dennis O.I
NAT64 is a transition mechanism from IPv6 to IPv4. it enables IPv6-only clients to communicate with IPv4-only servers. Despite the growing adoption...
Contributor: Ethan Miller
The aim is to refine the capabilities of asynchronous I/O within NetBSD. A program that utilizes asynchronous I/O is able to invoke multiple file...
Contributor: Vasyl Lanko
NetBSD allows the execution of Linux binaries with compat_linux, a NetBSD kernel module that translates Linux system calls into NetBSD system calls....
Contributor: Shiv_Jam
NetBSD with the thin in-kernel ABI layer COMPAT_LINUX enables support for running Linux binaries by means of emulation on NetBSD systems. As newer...
Contributor: Emmanuel Nyarko
The aim of this project is to refactor ALTQ to use improvements in both the API and implementation. ALTQ was written a long time ago and suffers a...
Contributor: Zhaofeng Cao
Access to hardware registers and other things can only be done by one CPU at a time. An easy way to do this is to make the entire network stack run...
Contributor: diviyam pathak
extending test coverage to root filesystem selection and documenting config(8). rump servers will be used to write test in ATF of NetBSD. This...
Contributor: Jeandre Kruger
The NetBSD Project has been working to adapt the FreeBSD Wi-Fi stack. When this is complete, things will be more up-to-date, newer protocols will be...
Contributor: Theodore Preduta
NetBSD's syscall emulation was implemented with individual programs in mind, and so lacks predictability. By taking a more systematic approach to...
Contributor: Vivek Kumar Sah
The requirement of this project arises because currently each donation made to NetBSD electronically from PayPal and Stripe are handled manually...
Contributor: Vihas Makwana
Currently, the NetBSD kernel supports a range of different wireless devices. But it lacks a driver for the devices based on RTL8821AU chipset (e.g.,...
Contributor: Piyush Sachdeva
The NetBSD Kernel has an in-kernel translation layer that helps run Linux ABIs compiled for Linux under compat_linux. Not all the system calls have...
Contributor: ccldarjun
inetd enhancements to allow it to babysit general daemons, not just networking ones. To make it a service management program for starting, stopping...
Contributor: bschnepp
This project aims to port the vc4 graphics driver to NetBSD, which drives the VideoCore GPU available on the Raspberry Pi. It will allow for a...
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Contributor: Nisarg Joshi
Carry out fuzzing of various layers and protocols of the Network stack of NetBSD using rumpkernel environment in order to improve the stability of...
Contributor: Aditya Vardhan Padala
Integrate a selection of fuzzers with the rumpkernel codebase involving sanitizers for efficient fuzzing of rumpkernel syscalls
Contributor: Nikita Gillmann
The library functions popen(3) and system(3) are used to create a new shell process and (in case of popen(3) set up IPC channels to the new process)....
Contributor: Apurva Nandan
Integrate the Phoronix Test Suite (PTS) with NetBSD by porting the available test profiles & suites, in order to automate and web-host the regression...
Contributor: Ayushi Sharma
Project involves fixing existing issues related to network stack's support for syzkaller, improve coverage by adding new syscalls and ioctl calls for...
Contributor: Jain Naman
Curses library is an important part of the NetBSD operating system as many applications rely on the correct functioning of the library. Performing...
Contributor: Saurav Prakash
NetBSD currently has good support for Allwinner ("Sunxi") family SoCs and some support for SoCs from Amlogic ("meson"), Rockchip, and NVIDIA...
Contributor: Jason High
NetBSD provides a number of hashing algorithms related to local password management. Algorithms cur- rently provided are DES, MD5, SHA1, and...
Contributor: Siddharth Muralee
Improve support for NetBSD kernel fuzzing in Syzkaller kernel fuzzer and add support for fuzzing other kernel subsystems.
Contributor: Manikishan Ghantasala
Add clang-format configuration ‘NetBSD’ reflecting KNF (Kernel Normal Form) NetBSD style and upstream it to the LLVM project. Find and specify...
Contributor: Surya P
Port and Integrate DRM ioctl in NetBSD kernel for Linux binaries running in NetBSD. Convert between 32bit and 64bit DRM ioctl calls. Create a test...
Contributor: Naveen Narayanan
Inclusion of USER_LDT option in NetBSD kernel allows Wine32 applications to be run on amd64 architecture. This is useful primarily owing to the...
Contributor: Akul Abhilash Pillai
To adapt the TriforceAFL kernel syscall fuzzer to effectively catch and report issues in the NetBSD kernel for amd64. TriforceAFL is a modified...
Contributor: Siddharth
Port and Integrate the Kernel Address SANitizer(KASan) in the NetBSD kernel for amd64. Add a new kernel option that will compile the kernel with...
Contributor: Yang Zheng
libFuzzer is a popular fuzzing tool both in research area and industry. In the development of NetBSD, there would be some potential bugs which are...
Contributor: Nizar Benshaqi
This project aims for : Creating a tool that takes XML Test results , generated by the Automated Testing Framework (ATF), and inserts it to a...
Contributor: Keivan Motavalli
using Version Control Systems to keep track of system configuration changes in package upgrades
Contributor: Leonardo Taccari
Multi-packages support permits the generation of multiple binary packages from a single pkgsrc package. This feature is needed to generate...
Contributor: Maya Rashish
Log-structured filesystem (LFS) is a reliable filesystem that suffers from critical bugs preventing its use. It's time to fix those. The project aim...
Contributor: Utkarsh Anand
This project aims at making Anita, a tool for automated testing of NetBSD, modular, provide support for other virtual machine systems like GXemul and...
Contributor: charles cui
Open Posix benchmark suite (http://posixtest.sourceforge.net/) is designed to test whether an operating system respects the standard of POSIX. It is...
Contributor: maya
NetBSD has a unique packet filter and dynamic firewall which are not widely used in part due to the absence of a user-friendly interface. This...
Contributor: leot
The ability to debug software is important not just when developing but also when using it, e.g. post-mortem analysis. NetBSD provides MKDEBUG and...
Contributor: hrishikesh
NetBSD currently doesn’t support Ext4fs. The aim of this project is to extend the code of Ext2fs to add Ext4fs read-only support. Additionally, the...