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>Index: features.xml
>===================================================================
>--- features.xml	(revision 43851)
>+++ features.xml	(working copy)
>@@ -36,11 +36,69 @@
> 	diverse and world-wide membership of the
> 	volunteer &os; Project.
> 
>- &os;&nbsp;9.0, brings many new features
>+ &os;&nbsp;10.X, introduced many new features
>+	and replaces many legacy tools with updated ones.
>+
>+ <ul>
>+	<li>bhyve:
>+	 A new BSD licensed, legacy-free hypervisor has been imported
>+	 to the &os; base system. It is currently able to run all
>+	 supported versions of &os;, and with the help of the
>+	 grub-bhyve port, OpenBSD and Linux.</li>
>+
>+	<li>KMS And New drm2 Video Drivers:
>+	 The new drm2 driver provides support for AMD GPUs up-to the
>+	 Radeon HD 6000 series and provides partially support for
>+	 the Radeon HD 7000 family. &os; now also supports
>+	 Kernel-Mode-Setting for AMD and Intel GPUs.</li>
>+
>+	<li>Capsicum Enabled By Default:
>+	 Capsicum has been enabled in the kernel by default, allowing
>+	 sandboxing of several programs that work within the
>+	 "capabilities mode", such as:
>+	 <ul>
>+	 <li>tcpdump</li>
>+	 <li>dhclient</li>
>+	 <li>hast</li>
>+	 <li>rwhod</li>
>+	 <li>kdump</li>
>+	 </ul>
>+	</li>
>+
>+	<li>New Binary Packaging System:
>+	 &os; now uses pkg, a vastly improved package management
>+	 system that supports multiple repositories, signed packages,
>+	 and safe upgrades. The improved system is combined with
>+	 more frequent official package builds for all supported
>+	 platforms and a new stable branch of the ports tree for
>+	 better long term support.</li>
>+
>+	<li>Unmapped I/O:
>+	 The newly implemented concept of unmapped VMIO buffers
>+	 eliminates the need to perform costly TLB shootdowns for
>+	 buffer creation and reuse, reducing system CPU time by
>+	 up to 25-30% on big-SMP machines under heavy I/O load.</li>
>+
>+ </ul>
>+
>+ &os;&nbsp;9.X, brought many new features
> 	and performance enhancements with a special focus on desktop
> 	support and security features.
> 
> <ul>
>+	<li>OpenZFS:
>+	 &os; 9.2 includes OpenZFS v5000 (Feature Flags), including
>+	 the feature flags:
>+	 <ul>
>+	 <li>async_destroy</li>
>+	 <li>empty_bpobj</li>
>+	 <li>lz4_compress</li>
>+	 </ul>
>+	 which allow ZFS destroy operations to happen in the
>+	 background, make snapshots consume less disk space, and
>+	 offers a better compression algorithm for compressed
>+	 datasets.</li>
>+
> 	<li>Capsicum Capability Mode:
> 	 Capsicum is a set of features for sandboxing support, using
> 	 a capability model in which the capabilities are file
>@@ -102,32 +160,39 @@
> 	 for background fsck(8) even on unclean shutdowns.</li>
> </ul>
> 
>- &os;&nbsp;8.X brought many new
>-	features and performance enhancements. With special focus on
>-	a new USB stack, &os;&nbsp;8.X also shipped with experimental support
>-	for NFSv4. A new TTY layer was introduced, which improves
>-	scalability and resources handling in SMP enabled systems.
>+ &os; includes a number of other great features:
> 
> <ul>
>-	<li>Netisr framework: has been reimplemented for
>-	 parallel threading support. This is a kernel network
>-	 dispatch interface which allows device drivers (and other
>-	 packet sources) to direct packets to protocols for directly
>-	 dispatched or deferred processing. The new implementation
>-	 supports up to one netisr thread per CPU, and several
>-	 benchmarks on SMP machines show substantial performance
>-	 improvement over the previous version.</li>
>+	<li>Firewalls:
>+	 the base system includes IPFW and IPFilter, as well as a
>+	 modified version of the popular pf with improved SMP
>+	 performance. IPFW also includes the dummynet feature,
>+	 allowing network administrators to simular adverse network
>+	 conditions, including latency, jitter, packet loss and
>+	 limited bandwidth.</li>
> 
>-	<li>Jail improvements: Jails now support multiple IPv4
>-	 and IPv6 addresses per jail, and also support SCTP.
>-	 Hierarchies of jails (jails-within-jails) are now supported,
>-	 and jails can now be restricted to subsets of available
>-	 CPUs.</li>
>+	<li>Jails:
>+	 are a light-weight alternative to virtualization.
>+	 Allowing processes to be restricted to a namespace with
>+	 access only to the file systems and network addresses
>+	 assigned to that namespace. Jails are also Hierarchical,
>+	 allowing jails-within-jails.</li>
> 
>-	<li>Linux emulation: layer has been updated to version
>-	 2.6.16 and the default Linux infrastructure port is now
>-	 emulators/linux_base-f10 (Fedora 10).</li>
>+	<li>Linux emulation:
>+	 provides a system call translation layer that allows
>+	 unmodified Linux binaries to be run on &os; systems.</li>
> 
>+	<li>DTrace:
>+	 provides a comprehensive framework for tracing and
>+	 troubleshooting kernel and application performance issues
>+	 while under live load.</li>
>+
>+	<li>Ports: is a collection of more than 23,000 3rd
>+	 party applications that can be easily installed and run on
>+	 &os;. The ports architecture also allows for easy
>+	 customization of the compile time options of many of the
>+	 applications.</li>
>+
> 	<li>Network Virtualization: A container ("vimage") has
> 	 been implemented, extending the &os; kernel to maintain
> 	 multiple independent instances of networking state.

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