What is HTTP/2 you ask? From https://tools.keycdn.com/http2-test: HTTP/2 is the first major HTTP protocol update since 1997 when HTTP/1.1 was first published by the IETF. The new HTTP protocol is needed to keep up with the exponential growth of the web. The successor of HTTP/1.1 brings significant improvement in efficiency, speed and security and is supported by most modern web browsers. A list of browsers that support HTTP/2 can be found on caniuse.

Worked out fine. There is a few packages though.. pkg info 'FreeBSD-*' | wc -l 296 I have uploaded the packages on pkg.kcbark.net. Just add the following to your pkg repo configuration echo 'FreeBSD-base: { url: "https://pkg.kcbark.net/base/${ABI}/latest", mirror_type: "https", enabled: yes }' >> /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/kcbark.conf And run pkg update -r FreeBSD-base The repository includes kernels for Lenovo Thinkpad T430 (2349U2B) and Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen3 (20BTS00R00). If you have a X1 Carbon then add kernel=kernel.

Very interesting. Jordan Hubbard and Kip Macy presenting a technology demo of FreeBSD running launchd, notifiyd, libdispatch, ASL and other Apple technologies ported to FreeBSD. They will also be presenting a brief synopsis of the advantages of each technology and the usage scenarios they enabled.

This assumes a single disk attached to a zvol. In this case the disk /dev/da1 Ensure that the autoexpand attribute is set to on on the ZFS volume, otherwise set it to on zpool get autoexpand zpool set autoexpand=on Shutdown the server shutdown -h now Extend the disk in VMware (not shown here) Start the server Login and look at the current space. zpool get size NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE size 350G Expand it $ zpool online -e /dev/da1 View the new size zpool get size NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE size 398G -