Martin Matuska - mfsBSD

Abstract: mfsBSD is a toolset to create small-sized but full-featured mfsroot based distributions of FreeBSD that store all files in memory (mfs) and load from hard drive, usb storage device, optical media or via network. It can be used for a variety of purposes, including network boot recovery, diskless systems and remote replacement of operating systems. The latest version includes a script called zfsinstall for an automated ZFS-on-root installation of FreeBSD from a booted mfsBSD distribution.

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Education

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• meetbsd
• bsd
• conference
• krakow
• poland
• semihalf
• outsourceme
• mettic
• ondezine
• high quality
• martin matuska
• mfsbsd

[neuronstorm]

Sorry.. but the camera work is terrible.

Very brief flicks to close-ups of the commandline just aren't good enough.

What is the point in spending 99% of the video of a talk like this from a viewpoint way at the back of the room?

In a presentation like this - we don't need to see so many long distance shots of the presenter along with audience backs-of-heads. Why so hesitant to linger on the screen and give us a chance to read and absorb what he's doing???