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FreeBSD 10.2 Gets Ready for Production Use, Release Candidate 1 Out for Testing

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Marius Nestor
Jul 24, 2015

FreeBSD 10.2 RC1 is here to add IPv6 support to the quota utility, to add support for DTrace monitoring for txg_quiesce() calls using the use __noinline() function in ZFS’ txg_quiesce() function, as well as to add support for keeping configurations during VMs migrations in the Xen netfront interface. Furthermore, various issues with aligning partitions on 1MB boundaries when using the ZFS file system were addressed.
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