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Re: upgrading next5 and next6 to Lucid

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jonathan Reed)
Sun Jun 20 19:03:07 2010

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From: Jonathan Reed <jdreed@MIT.EDU>
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These totally need a prominent sign saying something to the effect of "These machines are running a new release of Athena for testing.  If you run into problems on these machines ONLY, please email debathena@mit.edu.   Please be sure to include the hostname of the machine."

And yes, my long-term plan is to get some beta machines out there, probably in W20 and 56 or 12.   

When are you officially out of Next?

-Jon

On Jun 20, 2010, at 6:50 PM, Geoffrey Thomas wrote:

> Since -proposed is basically complete with the stuff we want for the Lucid release, I'm going to upgrade (by hand) the two -proposed machines in Next's cluster to Lucid tonight and solicit feedback. We should also consider doing the same to, say, a subset of W20-575 this week.
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> Relatedly, it would be nice to get more -proposed machines in public locations that are sufficiently close to a developer or developer-ish person, since I'm moving out of Next and will be requesting these machines go back to public-linux when I leave, and they are basically our only beta-linux machines in a ~public location. Probably making said subset of W20-575 permanently beta-linux suffices.
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> Geoffrey Thomas
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