Kernel release status
Anyway, from a messy -rc2 we now have a -rc3 that should be in much better shape. Regressions fixed, and the ShortLog is short enough to be worth posting to lkml." Testers who are using both SELinux and ext3 will want to read the announcement; a regression in previous kernels could leave such systems with corrupted security labels. The short-form changelog is in the announcement, or see the full changelog for all the details.
There have been no stable updates over the last week. There are no
less than four updates in the review process, though:
2.6.27.46 (45 patches),
2.6.31.13 (89 patches),
2.6.32.11 (116 patches), and
2.6.33.2 (156 patches). The release of all
of these updates can be expected on or after April 1.