Mailing List Archive: 3.0.3 freeze

Ian Pratt wrote:
> I think the unstable tree is looking in pretty good shape right now.
> There are a few issues being worked on with HVM, but stability for most
> configurations is very good.
>
> The more testing it gets over the next week or so, the better... Please
> give it a go!
>
> Thanks,
> Ian
>

Hi Ian,

You sent this a week ago, so I wondered if you'd mine bring us up to date?

It would be really helpful to know what you're waiting for before doing
the freeze, whether there will be a release candidate process and
whether you'll be do a run through bugzilla to make sure the significant
bugs have been fixed?

Thanks,

Tony.

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On 19/9/06 12:21, "Anthony Wright" <anthony@communitymesh.com> wrote:

> You sent this a week ago, so I wondered if you'd mine bring us up to date?
>
> It would be really helpful to know what you're waiting for before doing
> the freeze, whether there will be a release candidate process and
> whether you'll be do a run through bugzilla to make sure the significant
> bugs have been fixed?

We'll be forking a 3.0.3-testing tree as soon as we have upgraded the Linux
sparse tree to 2.6.16.29 (which among other things fixes a number of
security vulnerabilities). Hopefully this will happen later today. This tree
can be considered a 'rolling' release candidate which we'd like to get
tested as widely as possible. We'll likely make a final release of 3.0.3-0
in the next couple of weeks.

Although we keep tabs on bugzilla, we'd very much like to receive updates,
on xen-devel and/or by updating bugzilla entries, on what bugs are still
live in the 3.0.3-testing so we can focus our efforts.

-- Keir

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