Dear DENT folks, For those, who missed it like me, DENT 2.0 Beeblebrox was released [1][2]. Kind regards, Paul [1]: https://dent.dev/announcements/2022/03/08/dent-2-0-secure-and-scalable-open-source-n

Hi! as far as i understand dentos is just switchdev based. The only doc for switchdev is here https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/networking/switchdev.txt which suggests standard userspace tools

Hello everyone, based on the TSC call we had yesterday we would like to share with you some additional pointers. As mentioned on the call, we have extended Replica.one to build Debian as well as Ubunt

Dear Dent community, I know, probably most of you do not care what conferencing system to use, but trying to replace proprietary solutions in switches, the same is possible in other areas. How many pa

Dear Dent community, Prior to sharing the details of the Upstream Working Group (UWG) it would be helpful to share why the upstream effort is so important. As shared on the Dent’s homepage – The Dent

DENT community — The last TSC meeting was very productive. We touched on several important points and I’d like to follow up by initiating the feature development working group. It's been a bit more th

Hello everyone, Following up on last weeks TSC meeting we are sharing links to the public Linux git repository branch where we have pushed an updated TN48M platform support patches. These include the

Dear Dent folks, dear Sartura folks, In one of your presentation, you shared on the list, you compared Gentoo to the Yocto Project, and you concluded, that Gentoo’s advantage is, that it has more acti

Hello everyone, Thank you for participating in our hands-on demonstration of the Replica build system on yesterday's TSC meeting. We hope that the talk provided enough insight into how DENT community

Hello everyone, Following up on yesterday's TSC meeting we are sharing links to the public Linux git repository branch where we have pushed an updated TN48M platform support patches. These include the

Hello everyone, following up on yesterdays TSC meeting we are sharing links to public Linux git repository branches where we have pushed our current TN48M platform support patches: * https://github.co

Dear DENT folks, Thank you for creating and working on this project. We would like to test DENT on real hardware, and would like to buy a switch from the hardware compatibility list (HCL) [1]. Unfortu

Dear Jakov, Am 18.02.21 um 12:25 schrieb Jakov Petrina: Thank you so much for your message and publishing your Linux kernel source trees. That’s definitely the way to go, and what “the NOSes” should h

Hello everyone, thank you for participating in our continued presentation of our development progress on the Delta TN48M platform. We are sharing slides of the presentation shown yesterday, as well as

All, I was looking at this here - https://dent.dev/dentos/ - I was curious as to what a typical CPU complex might be for DentOS. However the HCL does not contain any model numbers - just vendor, ASIC

Hello everyone, thank you for participating in our presentation of our Linux and Replica.One development progress on the Delta TN48M platform. As discussed, we are sharing slides of the presentation s

Introducing DENT OS, switchdev NOS for the Rest of Us @ Open Source Summit + Embedded Linux Conference Europe When: Thursday, 29 October 2020 12:00pm to 1:30pm (UTC-04:00) America/New York Where: Virt

Hi Dragan, I'm really appreciate your way of thinking but I would recommend you approaching our Switching MKT team with this suggestion. Please email to: Ravindran Suresh <sravindran@...> Regards, Mic

Community Members: The Open Networking and Ege Summit (ONES) presented by LF Edge, LF Networking (ONAP,OPNFV,FD.io,ODL etc..) and The Linux Foundation, home to nearly two dozen industry-leading open s

Hello, I'm willing to work on implementing switchdev support for Marvell Prestera 98DX3236 chips. I know, a small 10G switch chip like 98DX3236 is probably not the primary focus of Marvell, but there