IncludeOS is now free and open source.

In this pre-release:

* DHCP
* ARP-resolution
* UDP Sockets (TCP sockets will be changed to match)
* New network buffer management system
* Rewritten the Dev-class with templatized getters
* Improved virtualbox run-script (etc/vboxrun.sh)
* Jenkins integration
* VGA output (somewhat sketchy - rely on the serial port)
* Successful build on Apple OSX (try ./etc/install_mac.sh)
* Lots of cleanups, and pretty printing
* Apache v2.0 license

* Partial TCP - enough to show a static webpage

* Asynchronous timers using the PIT (Polite ones - no context switches)
* Major directory structure cleanup
* Lots of work towards IPv6
* VirtualBox support is back
* Install-script finally works again
* We now install to - and build from $HOME/IncludeOS_install. You can move it wherever.
* The contents of the install-folder gets gzipped into a binary release bundle.

* New standard library: libc++ from llvm, should be fully functional …

…(comprehensive tests remain to be done)

  * EASTL will probably be added back in as a module, since it produces far smaller binaries.
* Changed toolchain: IncludeOS now builds with pre-packed clang++. Now we don't really need a cross compiler.
  * Caveat: we still build newlib with our gcc toolchain - we'll change that
* Added exception support.

* Lots of work towards IPv6 and protobuf.

* GCC5 support.
* STREAM memory test ported
* Two JSON-modules added
* Fixed a major bug with stack realignment (Causing SSE to fail)

Added DNS. A client and a server are under ./examples/dns_*

Various bugfixes for KVM and VirtualBox. It now works with both.

NOTE: SSE is now disabled, due to includeos#111

UDP seems stable over x million packets, and OS controls the heap

location, avoiding the <1MB hole.

Network buffers are now net::Packet objects. They are passed upstream…

…/downstream as std::shared_ptr<net::Packet>, the idea being that we can use destructors to free the packet when it's outside all scopes.

Now with networking in VirtualBox

Now with VGA output