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+ +

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This page contains information about porting FreeBSD to SPARC + systems.

+ +

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+ + + +

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+ + + +

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+ + + +

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+ + + +
+ +

Port History

+ +

The FreeBSD/SPARC port was initiated by Jason Evans in 1997. + Originally, the port was backed by Sun Microelectronics, but they + have since backed out. This is quite interesting, given this + press release from Sun, which announces that RedHat Linux 6.1 + can now be purchased and shipped with a new UltraSPARC server or + workstation. Sun joined Linux International in May 1998, shortly + after Jason announced that he would no longer be working on the port + in an official capacity. Jordan Hubbard, the FreeBSD release + engineer, responded to Jason's + post suggesting that somebody needed to take the reins.

+ +

FreeBSD/SPARC didn't die, however disheartening the news of Sun's + retreat was. The mailing list did go on hiatus for a while while + several people working on coding. Late in October 1998, a source + code tarball was made available.

+ +

Paolo Di Francesco was the next "father" of the port. Paolo + attempted, for the first time in the history of the port, to + organize information, developers, and tasks into a structure that + can only be known as project management. If not for the 98-99 + holiday season and a few overspoken individuals on the mailing list, + Paolo would have continued on. During his tenure, a number of + people stepped up to work on the older Sun SPARC architectures. + This did cause a slight chasm in the project, and many of the more + qualified individuals were on the side of the UltraSPARC family of + machines. Luckily, this didn't end up a period of quiet on the + mailing list, as Telecom Italia provided us wit a list keep-alive. + A glitch in their system caused one of Paolo's posts to keep coming + back and back and back and back... This repeat post continued well + into 1999, when the list did once again become mostly silent.

+ +

This brings us up-to-date. David O'Brien had been itching for a + long time to start work on the port, but was waiting for some sort + of direction. As the months dragged on into 2000, he decided that + nobody was going to accept the challenge if he didn't. As to the + port status, nothing much has changed since the early boot code + release of October 1998. The rest of the port history is best + expressed by Jason Evans, and can be found here.

+ +
+ +

Port Status

+ +
+

While reading this, keep in mind it is from 1997 or 1998. + This information is pulled from the original FAQ, written by Jason + Evans.

+
+ +

The SPARC port is in it's infancy. We've done a good bit of + research into what needs to be done in order to make FreeBSD/SPARC a + reality, but the vast majority of the work has yet to be done.

+ +

Here's a short history of what led up to this porting effort. Sun + Microelectronics (SME) is the part of Sun that makes + microprocessors. Up until now, SMCC (the part of Sun that makes + workstations) has been the overwhelmingly primary customer of SME. + SME naturally wants to expand its sales, and to do that, they need + to sell CPUs to people outside of Sun. FreeBSD is perceived as + being a way of accomplishing this.

+ +

To understand why Sun could fund a FreeBSD port, which would seem + to conflict with Sun's Solaris offerings, you need to realize that + Sun is broken up into separate business units that often + compete with each other. The Solaris people at Sun + may not like having a FreeBSD port to compete with, but their power + to prevent it is somewhat diminished due to the business model. Of + course, if the FreeBSD port were a major threat, SMI (the main Sun + umbrella company) would put a stop to it. However, this is + unlikely, since FreeBSD mostly meets the needs of a different market + sector than Solaris. Solaris does wonderful things on big MP + servers. FreeBSD is fast and lean for small servers. It is also + useful for certain types of embedded applications, which is actually + the main reason SME is interested in seeing a port of FreeBSD to + SPARC.

+ +

A while back, SME approached the FreeBSD core team and offered + monetary compensation of some nature (I don't know the details) in + exchange for an official UltraSPARC port. The core team turned down + this offer. Once again, I don't know details, but one of the main + statements made (actually somewhat inferred) by Jordan Hubbard was + that SME's offer was not of major interest since to be of long term + use to FreeBSD, such a proposal would need to include support for a + number of years from someone internal to Sun.

+ +

Jordan's statement makes a great deal of sense. I've traced down + documentation in preparation for this port that people external to + Sun would have had a difficult, perhaps impossible time procuring. + Without such access, it is very difficult to make continual progress + on such a project.

+ +

Now it's time to mingle some of my background into this narrative. + I started working at SME in September of 1997. During my first + week, I caught wind of the negotiations SME was making with the core + team. I expressed extreme interest in working on the project. + Through a bit of persistence (and the failure of the proposal made + by SME), I was given permission to begin work on the port.

+ +

My other duties at SME include finding information for software + vendors who are porting their OSes/RTOSes to the UltraSPARC. This + puts me in a good position to gather hardware information pertinent + to the FreeBSD port.

+ +

So here's the catch. I have access to documentation, a machine to + develop on, but very little low-level OS or hardware experience. I + learn quickly, but I've got a lot to learn. Already several people + have been able to help me grasp concepts that are key to porting + FreeBSD, but there is much, much more to learn.

+ +

So, I can use the following types of help (not exclusively, of + course:

+ +
    +
  1. Answer my questions about kernel and hardware details. For + example, I have documentation on the MMU, but have never actually + dealt with one, so John Dyson has volunteered to get me through + the rough spots having to do with memory management, as well as + discussing design issues due to the difference in nature between + PCs and Suns.
    2. + +
  2. Actually write code.
    3. + +
  3. Various administrative things, such as a web page, bug tracking, + FAQ, etc.
    4. + +
  4. Whatever you can do to help.
    5. +
+ +
+ +

Frequently Asked Questions

+ +
    +
  1. What happened to the old FAQ?
    2. +
  2. What is the status of the port?
    3. +
  3. What machines will FreeBSD/SPARC run on?
    4. +
  4. Does FreeBSD/SPARC support device X?
    5. +
  5. Will FreeBSD/SPARC run Solaris/SunOS binaries?
    6. +
+ +

What happened to the old FAQ?

+ +

It's right here. + The old FAQ is SME-centeric, and sun4u-specific. These traits do + not reflect the current state of the port, since SME has pulled + their official support from the port and the majority of the + development equipment now consists of older Sun SPARC hardware. + Furthermore, there haven't been a lot of frequently asked questions + of late. Most of the items in the old FAQ date back to before the + mailing list was being archived.

+ +

What is the status of the port?

+ +

While we're in the early stages, and to help keep people interested + in the porting effort, you can view the status + online.

+ +

What machines will FreeBSD/SPARC run on?

+ +

Currently? None. The port is a long way away from running on + anything. We have plans to support every machine we can. It is + safe to assume that FreeBSD/SPARC will run on at least all the + machines that OpenBSD and NetBSD run on. This includes sun4, sun4c, + sun4m, and sun4u.

+ +

Does FreeBSD/SPARC support device X?

+ +

See question #3.

+ +

Will FreeBSD/SPARC run Solaris/SunOS binaries?

+ +

It is reasonable to say that FreeBSD/SPARC will provide some + Solaris/SunOS emulation. It is too early in the life of the port to + answer this any more specifically.

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