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Huge page handling and CFS with tickless kernel highlights of RHEL 6 beta
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| Last week, Red Hat released the beta version of
| Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 to the public,
| moving the next major release of their popular
| server operating system into the testing and
| hardening phase.
|
| I spoke with Tim Burke, Vice President of Linux
| Engineering at Red Hat, and he filled me in on
| some of the details. Red Hat also has posted a
| blog with extensive product specs for RHEL 6 on
| their website.
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http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/enterprise-linux/huge-page-handling-and-cfs-with-tickless-kernel-highlights-of-rhel-6-beta/
Recent:
Opinion: RHEL 5 turns 3, Suggestions for Red Hat
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| Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 (Tikanga) was
| released on March 14, 2007 and yesterday
| was RHEL 5's 3rd birthday. Since then we
| have gotten 4 update releases.
|
| Given the fact that Red Hat's original plan
| was to have a new RHEL release every 18 -
| 24 months, one has to wonder where RHEL 6
| is and why it is so late. My best guess is
| that RHEL 6 (which so far has had a non-
| public alpha release within Red Hat as
| witnessed in some Bugzilla reports) will
| come out sometime this summer... possibly
| in time for the Red Hat Summit in Boston
| (June 22-25, 2010). For that to happen I
| would expect a public beta for RHEL 6 to be
| released in the not too distant future.
| We'll see how that pans out.
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http://www.montanalinux.org/happy-third-birthday-rhel5.html
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