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FreeBSD 10.1 RC2 Has Various Fixes

Written by Michael Larabel in BSD on 13 October 2014 at 01:26 PM EDT. Add A Comment

FreeBSD 10.1 is now a step closer to being released with the Monday release of FreeBSD 10.1 RC2.

Glen Barber announced FreeBSD 10.1 RC2 today with fixes to the XHCI driver, an iSCSI fix to work with new CAM locking, and other fixes. There's also now QCOW v1/v2 support for the mkimg command.

More information on FreeBSD 10.1 RC2 can be found via the release announcement. FreeBSD 10.1 is planned for release at the end of October with numerous new features.

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