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FreeBSD 10.2 RC3 Is Out for Testing, Final Release Arrives on August 31

By Marius Nestor

The third Release Candidate version of FreeBSD 10.2 comes with fewer changes than previous RCs. Among these, we can mention a fix for a problem with mlock, as well as the truncation of files, which could be backing the wired regions, and a fix for a shell security vulnerability in the patch utility.

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