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version 1.34, 2018/12/19 20:34:39 version 1.40, 2018/12/22 17:41:05
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 * ~~~add NVMM~~~ (done)  * ~~~add NVMM~~~ (done)
 * ~~~plug kernel pointer leaks~~~ (done)  * ~~~plug kernel pointer leaks~~~ (done)
 * ~~~fix Nouveau, some GPUs stopped working after the update~~~ (done)  * ~~~fix Nouveau, some GPUs stopped working after the update~~~ (done)
   * umb(4) confirmed working with network traffic
   * [Revert pmax switch to common MIPS bus_space and bus_dma](https://releng.netbsd.org/cgi-bin/req-8.cgi?show=154)
   
 ## Nice to have  ## Nice to have
   
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 ## Release notes (top)  ## Release notes (top)
   
 * Support for Aarch64 (ARM 64-bit) machines. The aarch64 port should work on many Allwinner machines,  * Support for Aarch64 (ARM 64-bit) machines.  
 SBSA/SBBR compatible servers. It supports multiple processors, including in a big.LITTLE configuration, ACPI and UEFI.    The aarch64 port should work on many Allwinner machines, SBSA/SBBR compatible servers.  
 It uses a single kernel to support a large amount of boards with the help of ACPI+UEFI or FDT.    It supports multiple processors, including in a big.LITTLE configuration, ACPI and UEFI.  
     It uses a single kernel to support a large amount of boards with the help of ACPI+UEFI or FDT.
 * Updated graphical acceleration support from Linux 4.4.    * Updated graphical acceleration support from Linux 4.4.  
   Intel graphics including Kaby Lake. Nouveau and radeon.    Intel graphics including Kaby Lake. Nouveau and radeon.
 * bwfm(4) - Broadcom Full-MAC wireless driver (from OpenBSD)  * nvmm(4) - hardware-accelerated virtualization, currently supporting x86-SVM.  
     a patched QEMU package exists that utilizes this.  
     XXX make statement reflect reality at the time of the release.
   * KASLR - kernel address stack randomization.  
     Note that the default kernel does not use this option.  
     XXX maybe link for how to use it, then.
   * kASAN - kernel address sanitizer build option, to detect memory access violations, for x86 and aarch64.
   * kUBSAN - kernel undefined behaviour sanitizer.
   <!-- XXX kamil please list more things about micro-UBsan, MKLIBCSANITIZER, etc. -->
   * KLEAK - detects kernel memory leaks.
   * bwfm(4) - Broadcom Full-MAC wireless driver at PCI and USB (from OpenBSD)
 * ena(4) - Amazon.com Elastic Network Adapter (from FreeBSD)  * ena(4) - Amazon.com Elastic Network Adapter (from FreeBSD)
   * GCC leak sanitizer support
   
   ARM hardware support:
   
   * Support for running on Amazon AWS ARM instances.
   * Support for nVidia Tegra X1 SoCs
   * Support for Pine64 SoCs, including pinebook
   <!-- XXX list more? -->
   
   misc:
   
   * newsmips NWS-4000 support
   
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 ## Release notes (next)  ## Release notes (next)
   
 * GCC 6.5.0  * GCC 6.5.0
   * GDB 8.0.1
 * LLVM 7.0.0  * LLVM 7.0.0
 * OpenSSL 1.1.1a  * OpenSSL 1.1.1a
 * OpenSSH 7.8  * OpenSSH 7.8
   * sqlite 3.26.0
   
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