"Scheduling while atomic"

[Justin C. Sherrill]

While on the topic, there's still plenty to do that does not require
kernel programming.

There's a section on the wiki that talks about available tasks; the first
7 "mini" tasks are all needed but don't need code.  I've got more written
down that I need to add to that list.

http://wiki.dragonflybsd.org/index.cgi/Projects_Page

Writing documentation, testing patches, etc. is always good.  Pick any
website that is oriented towards another BSD or Linux (Freshports,
Kerneltrap, Undeadly, and so on) and do it with DragonFly in mind.  You
can't do news summaries, though - that's my turf.  :)