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» A Readonly filesystem on Bootable CD - Instructions on creating a bootable CD-ROM with a live OpenBSD filesystem.
» BSD Sockets: A Quick And Dirty Primer - Crash course in programming BSD sockets
» Building an OpenBSD port - Information on porting software to OpenBSD.
» Modula-3 - Information on compiling and running Modula-3 on OpenBSD.
» OpenBSD - owc / odc - Mailing lists hosted by Squish.net that collate the OpenBSD source-changes and email summary reports daily or weekly.
» OpenBSD ToDo - OpenBSD developer Art Grabowski's 'List of things that need doing. No particular order.'
» OpenBSD commit stats - Statistics on the number, type, and originator of commits to the OpenBSD CVS repository.
» OpenBSD kernel source tour - Hypertext markup of the OpenBSD 2.3 kernel sources.
» OpenBSD source code - Browse the complete OpenBSD CVS source repository via web.
» OpenBSD/hppa Project - A resource page where developers can find development notes, technical references, and snapshot boot images for the OpenBSD port to the hppa architecture.
» PPP userland tools - Latest docs and sources for userland PPP for OpenBSD.
» PPPoE - Code for PPP over Ethernet. Now included in the OpenBSD source tree as of 2.8 Release.
» Porting BSD UNIX to a New Platform - Paper discussing what is entailed in porting the BSD codebase to a new architecture.
» Porting Zzipp to OpenBSD - Instructions about how the 'Zzipp.3.1.01' application was ported to OpenBSD.
» Porting audio applications to OpenBSD - Reference information regarding porting audio software to OpenBSD.
» Ports This Month - An updated list of OpenBSD ports that are submitted but yet not committed into the ports source tree.
» The Kame Project - Project to develop IPv6 & IPsec stack for use in BSD-based operating systems. Included in the OpenBSD sources since OpenBSD 2.7 Release.
» The OpenMouse project - Development project to create console mouse support for OpenBSD. Now included in the OpenBSD source as of OpenBSD 2.8 Release.
» UVM Virtual Memory System - Resources for the UVM virtual memory system used in OpenBSD.
» strlcpy and strlcat--Consistent, Safe, String Copy and Concatenation - Whitepaper by OpenBSD developers Todd C. Miller and Theo de Raadt discussing secure programming functions for manipulating strings.