* safe(4) added.
* mps(4) driver updated
* ecc(4) now supports more hardware.
+* coretemp(4) updated.
> ### Hardware changes (networking)
* bge(4) now supports the 5761, 5784, and 57780 chipsets.
* msk(4) updated.
* re(4) updated.
* lgue(4) added.
+* bce(4) updated.
+* em(4)/emx(4) updated.
> ### New Multiprocessor-safe Work
* VM: vm_objects now use per-object tokens and a hold/release based-lock protocol, rather than the global VM token.
* dfregress, a regression testing framework, added.
* Support for exception handling on statically-linked binaries.
* libhammer, a library for HAMMER functions, has been added.
+* tuxload, a tool for stressing the VM system's free memory, has been added.
+* Patches for use with Coccinelle and DragonFly are now included.
> ### x86_64-specific changes
* A bug in the initial stack pointer alignment has been fixed.
* File-descriptor passing via sendmsg has been fixed on x86_64
* MTRR support added to x86_64 kernel
+* dmalloc added (see Userland Changes)
> ### Removals
* The following ISA only drivers have been removed along with a couple of associated userland tools: aha(4), asc(4), sasc(1), ctx, dgb(4), el(4), gpib, gsc(4), sgsc(1), ie(4), labpc(4), le(4), mse(4), rc(4), rdp(4), spigot, tw(4) & xten(1) & xtend(8), wl(4), wlconfig(8), wt(4).
* mdocml updated to 1.11.3
* libpcap updated to 1.2.1
* tcpdump updated to 4.2.1
-* libarchive updated to 3.0.3
+* libarchive/bsdtar updated to 3.0.3
* xz updated to 5.0.3
* dma updated to 0.7
* diffutils updated to 3.2
* OpenPAM updated to 'Lycopsida'
-* ftp updated to match NetBSD as of 2012/01/08
+* ftp updated to match NetBSD's tnftp as of 2012/01/08
* libgmp updated to 5.0.2
* libmpfr updated to 3.1
* texinfo updated to 4.13
* BSD gprof replaced with GNU gprof
+* GNU sort replaced with BSD sort
* libgnuregex removed
+* gdtoa 20110321 added
+>### Security related
+
+* CVE-2011-4862, telnetd, fixed.
+* CVE-2011-3581, CVE-2011-3207, CVE-2011-3210, CVE-2010-3864 CVE-2010-2939 fixed through contrib software updates.
+* crypt(3) changed to use the Linux implementation of SHA256/512. SHA512 is the new default.
->### Security related