On 26 Mar 2003, Peter Bowen wrote: > Clearly only Red Hat will be able to answer this until March 31, but you > can probably get some idea by looking at what the last rawhide released > before the announcement looked like, and what rawhide looks like today. > I would assume RHL9 is somewhere in the middle.
I wish it were so, but if you remember the final Beta of RHL 8, it was quite a shock to see that some of the bugs *fixed* in Betas were *present* in the released 8.0. I suspect that RH actually cuts Gold long before the final Beta (I would, if I was them - the Gold needs to be tested to death before it ships, or HP and IBM would probably skin RH ;-). > Other than those predictions, you will just have to wait another 5 days, > or 12 if you don't have RHN, and see for yourself. I do have a RHN subscription, so I guess I will just have to be patient. I just hope the 845 chipset support is stable in 9 - here in India 845 motherboards are the most common config found, and much of my hard advocacy over the year has been taking a beating here with people being unable to use their new machines with RHL8. The final Beta did run reliably, but as I mentioned above, it is entirely possible that Phoebe 3 was actually a bit ahead of the game. Enabling wait-and-see mode ;-) Atul -- ------------------------------------------- Atul Chitnis | [EMAIL PROTECTED] Exocore Consulting | http://www.exocore.com Bangalore, India | +91 (80) 344-0397 ------------------------------------------- -- Phoebe-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/phoebe-list
