<div dir="ltr">Hi all,<br><br>I'm a computer science student at University of Strasbourg (France), and I would like to work with you for GSoC 2013 ; so I read the GSoC project list and the projects page, and found three interesting ones :<br>
<br>- Port pf firewall changes from FreeBSD<br> => because I like networking stuff<br>- Port valgrind to DragonFlyBSD<br> => seems very interesting, but I'm not sure to be good enough for now as I didn't play with assembly language since a long time, and low-level DragonFlyBSD internals are new for me<br>
- Port BSD-licensed tools (ex: grep, diff and sort)<br> => there is a GCI tag, but maybe is it possible for GSoC too ?<br><br>To get started I also installed DragonFlyBSD in VirtualBox and navigated through the bugtracker to see if I can do something useful : I created a patch for bug #2136 (<a href="http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/2136">http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/2136</a>), but I'm not sure how to submit it. There is a submit@ list (I thought about sending a mail and join the patch), but when I read archives I saw all was done via the bugtracker. Should I create an account and then answer in the bug #2136 topic with my patch attached to it ? Thank you in advance for your help.<br>
<br>Regards,<br><br>Jerome<br></div>