> At some point the built-in Haiku version needs to be updated, so that optional > packages that have not been build against an official release (alpha 1 or 2) > can be rebuilt. But even when done at the very beginning, a week is a rather > short time. > When can this be done? As soon as this is done I can start rebuilding the optional packages. Sooner is better. I may also need freshed gcc packages before I start? >> * March 8-14. Testing (of r1alpha3) and fixing any show-stoppers that >> might pop up. 'Regular' bug-fixes will, as a rule, will not be >> imported. >> * March 14-17. Possible release period. > > I find two weeks for the whole process and particularly only one week for bug > fixing quite daring. > If we start the process now the bug fixing can starts before the freeze date. > [...] >> MOVE QUICKLY >> Given the given time frame, we need to move quickly. > > ... or adjust the time frame. Or is there some reason the release has to > happen until mid March? > > CU, Ingo The actual release date isn't pinned down. I believe it will depend on if any key blockers show up between now and the end of the bug fixing period. As for blockers... I don't see any as of when I'm writing this. If anyone find what they feel is a real blocker then it should be marked as such. I don't see a blocker ticket for DHCP. If it's not working then please create a trac ticket and mark it as such. 7203 may or may not be an issue. I guess we'll know for sure soon, if might have just been a corrupted image I was working on. -scottmc