James Chacon offered a planned timeline for upcoming NetBSD releases. He noted, "please keep in mind that none of the branches for these are currently in a release candidate state so these dates are subject to move."
The next minor release is NetBSD 2.1, planned for late June of 2005. "This will be the first minor release of the NetBSD 2 branch," James explained, "and will incorporate all changes from the NetBSD 2.0.1 and 2.0.2 security/critical updates as well as new feature additions/fixes." The next major release is NetBSD 3.0, planned shortly after for late July of 2005, "this was originally branched on March 16, 2005 and is in BETA today. It will become the next major release for NetBSD." And the final 1.6 release, 1.6.3, is planned for August or September of 2005, "this will be the final minor release of the NetBSD 1.6 branch and will close out any existing fixes submitted. After this has been released the 1.6 branch will be closed."
From: James Chacon [email blocked]
To: netbsd-announce
Subject: Timelines for upcoming releases
Date: Mon, 2 May 2005 17:51:07 -0500
Listed below are the prospective timeframes for upcoming NetBSD releases.
Please keep in mind that none of the branches for these are currently in
a release candidate state so these dates are subject to move.
NetBSD 3.0 - Planned for late July 2005 release
This was originally branched on March 16, 2005 and is in BETA
today. It will become the next major release for NetBSD.
NetBSD 2.1 - Planned for late June 2005 release
This will be the first minor release of the NetBSD 2 branch and
will incorporate all changes from the NetBSD 2.0.1 and 2.0.2
security/critical updates as well as new feature additions/fixes.
NetBSD 1.6.3 - Planned for August/September 2005 release
This will be the final minor release of the NetBSD 1.6 branch
and will close out any existing fixes submitted. After this has
been released the 1.6 branch will be closed.
As release times gets closer on each of these, additional announcements will
go out to let folks know about possible changes in the release dates.
As usual, if there are any questions/concerns about the releases please feel
free to mail us at [email blocked]
Thanks
James
good to see that netbsd devel
good to see that netbsd development team is working a lot!
great job, NetBSD rulez. o_0
FFS + softdep
I just wish someone could locate the bug in FFS's soft depencies. My first experiment with NetBSD ended up with crashing the machine as I hit this bug. I also noticed that using quota on UFS2 freezes the machine. I hope these get fixed in 2.0.3 or 2.1.
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