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gearing up for FreeBSD 7.1

Posted on December 11, 2008December 13, 2008 By Arjan Koole No Comments on gearing up for FreeBSD 7.1
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We’re only a little bit removed from the next major FreeBSD release. The branch has been tagged, and the ports-tree is (thank God!) unfrozen once again. The first Release Candidate has hit the FTP servers.

I’ve been running -PRERELEASE for a while now, and haven’t found any problems so far, not on real-steal hardware, nor on vmware virtualized hardware.

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