Re: Please advice on applying GSoC

From: Ryan Stone <rysto32_at_gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 24 Mar 2022 16:39:47 UTC
Thanks for your interest!  Unfortunately I don't believe that there
has been any development on EBPF for FreeBSD for the past couple of
years.  At this point I don't anticipate seeing EBPF merge into the
project.  So unfortunately I can't really recommend any of the EBPF
projects listed on the wiki as a GSoC project.  If you are interested
in non-EBPF projects, though, I'd definitely recommend that you pursue
them.

Sorry for the bad news,
Ryan



On Sun, Mar 20, 2022 at 11:50 PM Soichiro Ueda
<the.latticeheart@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi! I'm Soichiro Ueda, a university student from Japan.
>
> I'm thinking of participate in GSoC. I'm interested in the idea of eBPF
> XDP Hooks.
> Before submitting a proposal, I'm planning to send a patch to understand
> the source code of FreeBSD, and the idea.
> But I'm wondering what tasks should I tackle. Do you have any ideas?
>
> Biography
> I'm a junior in Kyoto University. I major in Compurter Scienece.
> I've worked for some internships as a software engineer. Now I work in a
> startup, developing a SaaS which automates quotation work in
> international logistics.
>
> Talking about experiences related to this GSoC project,
>
> I've developed a NIC driver from scratch for MikanOS, which is an
> operating system targeting x86_64 for people who learn operating system
> development.
> I've implemented protocols of Ethernet, ARP, IP, ICMP for MikanOS, and
> I've successed to send ping requests to servers in the Internet and
> receive responses.
>
> I've made a processor using Verilog and FPGA for practical in the
> university.
>
> Now I learn operating systems by reimplementing MikanOS.
>
> MikanOS: https://github.com/uchan-nos/mikanos
> My work of MikanOS network: https://github.com/Saza-ku/mikanos-nic/tree/nic
>
>