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FreeBSD 6.2-RC2 Released

Filed in archive FreeBSD by Rom Feria on December 29, 2006

FreeBSD 6.2-RC2 Released
Ken Smith, FreeBSD developer, announced the release of Release Candidate 2 of version 6.2. He states

Since RC1 we have been working out a few more bugs in Device driverslinks, a
few device drivers were updated, BIND was updated, and bugs in several
other areas of the kernel have been worked out. We also wound up having
hardware problems with the primary distribution machine that took some
time to resolve.

All problems we felt needed to be addressed before 6.2 could be released
have been taken care of. Unless further testing turns up something new
RC2, which is available now for dowloading (sic), will be the last of the
Release Candidates and 6.2-RELEASE should be ready in about 2 weeks.


So, I urge you to download and test it so that we'd get more feedback before the final release version come January 2007.






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