RELENG_6 branched
So now we have 6.0-BETA, 7.0-CURRENT, and both are frozen for bugfixes. I would struggle with the SMP ULE issue.
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So now we have 6.0-BETA, 7.0-CURRENT, and both are frozen for bugfixes. I would struggle with the SMP ULE issue.
Scott Long has warned that RELENG_6 would be branched soon. At this point, most part of FreeBSD-CURRENT is considered to be “stable” while some of the drivers and ULE scheduler is still under revamp. Once all bugs found gets fixed we will release 6.0.
HEAD will be soft frozen until 6.0-RELEASE. I will begin to integrate some of minor changes there.
Looking forward to it. Only 1 week left to RELENG_6!
今天偶然发现以前做的一套CMS里面的显示发布日期的功能被干掉了。
这已经不是第一、第二或者第三次在我毫不知情的情况下作的commit了。而且我注意到commit log里面还赫然写着"Approved by: delphij"。
Today Giorgos Keramidas (keramida@) has noted that the following skill that can minimize lock period:
kan 2005-06-03 03:29:21 UTC
FreeBSD src repository
src/contrib/gcc - Imported sources
Update of /home/ncvs/src/contrib/gcc
In directory repoman.freebsd.org:/tmp/cvs-serv9201
Log Message:
Gcc 3.4.4 release.
Status:
Vendor Tag: FSF
Release Tags: gcc_3_4_4_20050518Because sometimes I use Windows for daily desktop (the company’s IM system can’t run on FreeBSD and that’s the only reason why I can’t use FreeBSD as desktop at company) I have adopted WinCVS as development tool.
Unfortunatelly, when I have started WinCVS, it complained that it can’t find python (the version I have installed is 2.4). After searching the disk I figured out that the file exists in windows/system32/, not python24/dll. Corrected this setting and WinCVS appears to work correctly.
It’s now consered as a legacy branch like RELENG_2_2 and RELENG_3. Future commits to RELENG_4 no longer needs re@’s approval, but only those committed to RELENG_4_11 (with re@’s approval, of course) will go to 4.11-RELEASE. 4.11-RELEASE will be the final 4-STABLE release and it will be a errata release.
Scott Long has branched RELENG_5_3 (also RELENG_5_3_BP tag) and 5.3-RC1 is coming REALLY SOON.
It’s available here, in my home directory at freefall: http://people.freebsd.org/~delphij/mfc.xml.
Please note that this is an (incomplete) MFC list for sys/ only! I baked it up manually so I don’t guarantee thet there is no mistakes, but I really tried my best to prevent so.