Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 30th Dec 2007 19:22 UTC, submitted by yourabi
FreeBSD 7.0-RC1 has been released. "The ports team has gotten the release package sets built for most of the architectures (sparc64 is still a long way off) so we have begun including the pre-built packages on the ISOs. Even a very basic post-build test turned up one latent bug in sysinstall, and once that was fixed a more extensive test (load both KDE and GNOME) turned up two more latent bugs. The 7.0-RC1 builds have one of the three bugs fixed in them. The other two bugs aren't fatal to installs on 7.0-RC1 (they were fatal to installs on 6.3-RC2) and we have more 7.0-RCs coming so I went ahead with making 7.0-RC1 available as-is."
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What does -your- answers (both of them) have to do with my comment? God knows my English isn't perfect, but have you even read what my comment before posting?
Where did it say that have (any-type-of) problems porting my software (driver) to FreeBSD? I said that I've -yet- (as in, didn't have the time to start; as in 'I rather wait for 7.0-REL before working on it.) port to my software to BSD 7.0.
Either I don't know how to compose simple English messages, or you wrote a replay without even reading what I wrote. Choose as you may.
- Gilboa