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Wasabi Certified BSD
Overview OEMs need robust networking functionality, wide board support, and guaranteed, tested performance from their embedded operating systems. Wasabi Certified BSD (WCB) is a certified, tested, and optimized version of the NetBSD operating system, offering the rich functionality of BSD Unix without Linux's troublesome GPL License and with the security of professional certification, testing and support. It is the premier OS for embedded, server, storage, and other networking-intensive applications. Every Wasabi Certified BSD Board Support Package includes support for the specific features of the hardware platform, documentation, cross toolchain hosted on Windows, Linux, or BSD, complete source code, and 60 days of configuration and installation support.
| Publisher | Wasabi Systems | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | June 2007 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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