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[OSR-devel] New Productive Version 4.5

[Mark H. <hla...@at...>]

Hi !!

The open-sharedroot project is proud to announce the general availability of 
the comoonics 4.5 productive version ! With this release, the project reached 
a major milestone and we want to thank and congratulate all participants in 
the project for this great success !!  

The latest release of the comoonics 4.5 beta has passed our strict quality 
assurance process and we are proud to announce the release of the cluster 
software comoonics 4.5!!

comoonics 4.5 includes the following major enhancements:

 * Improved boot-time configuration. Configure the cluster node during boot 
time.
 * Improved hardware detection and configuration.
 * Enhanced cluster lifecycle. Boot the same OS installation in different 
(virt-)hardware configurations.
 * Lite initrds to reduce the size of initrds by 50%
 * Update existing initrds without the need to newly build them
 * The same initrd can be used to boot multiple different kernels

The open-sharedroot project now adds support for the following technologies:
 * NFS3/NFS4
 * OCFS2
 * Ext3 (single node)

Mark

Re: [OSR-devel] New Productive Version 4.5

[Gordan B. <go...@bo...>]

Are there any major changes in this compared to recent preview packages?

On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 10:13:43 +0200, Mark Hlawatschek <hla...@at...>
wrote:
> Hi !!
> 
> The open-sharedroot project is proud to announce the general availability
> of 
> the comoonics 4.5 productive version ! With this release, the project
> reached 
> a major milestone and we want to thank and congratulate all participants
in
> 
> the project for this great success !!  
> 
> The latest release of the comoonics 4.5 beta has passed our strict
quality 
> assurance process and we are proud to announce the release of the cluster

> software comoonics 4.5!!
> 
> comoonics 4.5 includes the following major enhancements:
> 
>  * Improved boot-time configuration. Configure the cluster node during
boot
> time.
>  * Improved hardware detection and configuration.
>  * Enhanced cluster lifecycle. Boot the same OS installation in different

> (virt-)hardware configurations.
>  * Lite initrds to reduce the size of initrds by 50%
>  * Update existing initrds without the need to newly build them
>  * The same initrd can be used to boot multiple different kernels
> 
> The open-sharedroot project now adds support for the following
> technologies:
>  * NFS3/NFS4
>  * OCFS2
>  * Ext3 (single node)
> 
> Mark
> 
> 
>
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Re: [OSR-devel] New Productive Version 4.5

[Mark H. <hla...@at...>]

Hi Gordan,

in this moment, the preview and the productive are quite similar. 
The productive channel will stay as it is, until a new package set has been 
qa'ed. The preview channel is designed to hold the latest (not qa'ed) 
software versions.

-Mark

On Wednesday 01 July 2009 13:49:49 Gordan Bobic wrote:
> Are there any major changes in this compared to recent preview packages?
>
> On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 10:13:43 +0200, Mark Hlawatschek <hla...@at...>
>
> wrote:
> > Hi !!
> >
> > The open-sharedroot project is proud to announce the general availability
> > of
> > the comoonics 4.5 productive version ! With this release, the project
> > reached
> > a major milestone and we want to thank and congratulate all participants
>
> in
>
> > the project for this great success !!
> >
> > The latest release of the comoonics 4.5 beta has passed our strict
>
> quality
>
> > assurance process and we are proud to announce the release of the cluster
> >
> > software comoonics 4.5!!
> >
> > comoonics 4.5 includes the following major enhancements:
> >
> >  * Improved boot-time configuration. Configure the cluster node during
>
> boot
>
> > time.
> >  * Improved hardware detection and configuration.
> >  * Enhanced cluster lifecycle. Boot the same OS installation in different
> >
> > (virt-)hardware configurations.
> >  * Lite initrds to reduce the size of initrds by 50%
> >  * Update existing initrds without the need to newly build them
> >  * The same initrd can be used to boot multiple different kernels
> >
> > The open-sharedroot project now adds support for the following
> > technologies:
> >  * NFS3/NFS4
> >  * OCFS2
> >  * Ext3 (single node)
> >
> > Mark
>
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Re: [OSR-devel] New Productive Version 4.5

[Gordan B. <go...@bo...>]

The reason I ask is because I am currently running with preview packages
from a couple of weeks ago. I'm debating whether to update to the
production packages and if I do so, what differences I may have to watch
out for, since some of the stuff I use is a bit "experimental" (e.g.
glusterfs root). :)

Gordan

On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 16:21:58 +0200, Mark Hlawatschek <hla...@at...>
wrote:
> Hi Gordan,
> 
> in this moment, the preview and the productive are quite similar. 
> The productive channel will stay as it is, until a new package set has
been
> 
> qa'ed. The preview channel is designed to hold the latest (not qa'ed) 
> software versions.
> 
> -Mark
> 
> On Wednesday 01 July 2009 13:49:49 Gordan Bobic wrote:
>> Are there any major changes in this compared to recent preview packages?
>>
>> On Wed, 1 Jul 2009 10:13:43 +0200, Mark Hlawatschek
<hla...@at...>
>>
>> wrote:
>> > Hi !!
>> >
>> > The open-sharedroot project is proud to announce the general
>> > availability
>> > of
>> > the comoonics 4.5 productive version ! With this release, the project
>> > reached
>> > a major milestone and we want to thank and congratulate all
>> > participants
>>
>> in
>>
>> > the project for this great success !!
>> >
>> > The latest release of the comoonics 4.5 beta has passed our strict
>>
>> quality
>>
>> > assurance process and we are proud to announce the release of the
>> > cluster
>> >
>> > software comoonics 4.5!!
>> >
>> > comoonics 4.5 includes the following major enhancements:
>> >
>> >  * Improved boot-time configuration. Configure the cluster node during
>>
>> boot
>>
>> > time.
>> >  * Improved hardware detection and configuration.
>> >  * Enhanced cluster lifecycle. Boot the same OS installation in
>> >  different
>> >
>> > (virt-)hardware configurations.
>> >  * Lite initrds to reduce the size of initrds by 50%
>> >  * Update existing initrds without the need to newly build them
>> >  * The same initrd can be used to boot multiple different kernels
>> >
>> > The open-sharedroot project now adds support for the following
>> > technologies:
>> >  * NFS3/NFS4
>> >  * OCFS2
>> >  * Ext3 (single node)
>> >
>> > Mark
>>
>>
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