According to this schedule from the Fedora web site, Yarrow is core 1 is
public release. No other releses scheduled until Core 2 which has no dates
attached.
Just FYI. Unless you're talking about something else, I assumed you were
talking about the test 3 release. No sense in waiting on something thats
already out. :)
Fedora Core 1 / Cambridge
* July 21 2003 - Test 1 (originally called Beta 1) release
* September 25 2003 - Test 2 release
* October 13 2003 - Test 3 release
* November 5 2003 - General Availability
>===== Original Message From Jeremy Enos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =====
>And we were *just* looking for someone to test out Fedora. ;-) Glad to
>hear there are experimenters out there... this sounds like the type of
>problem we may need to encounter ourselves to solve, but someone may have
>an idea. Someone more knowledgeable than me though. If not, we'll be
>testing out Fedora after the 3.0 release this month.
>
> Jeremy
>
>At 07:12 PM 11/12/2003, Michael Edwards wrote:
>>I am new to the list, and this is my first attempt to instal Oscar.
>>
>>Being a bit sadistic and experemental, I decided to try and see if Oscar
>>would
>>work with the Fedora "Yarrow" build which I believe is the first alpha
>>release. Since its still more or less Red Hat 9 (I think), I figured there
>>were fair odds that the latest Oscar (2.3) would work with Fedora. Anyway,
>>the ./configure ran without any burps, as did 'make install'. Thinking I
>>was
>>on the home stretch I ran the install program, which did ok for quite a
while
>>until it got to installing ODA. It crashed with a message about not being
>>able to find oda.pm in @INC (I have the logs but figured I wouldn't
>>clutter up
>>people's inboxes with it). It was shortly after it asked me to enter a
>>password for the database (which seemed to work ok). I tried running the
>>installer again, running 'scripts/start_over' and trying again, and
rebooting
>>and starting again but alas the microsoft debug did not work.
>>
>>I did a default workstation install of the Fedora "Yarrow" build and then
>>after verifying the network settings immediately tried installing oscar.
>>
>>I am wondering if this is a known problem (from RH9 for instance) or if this
>>is just a sign that I should stick to RH9. I am willing to spend some time
>>trying to resolve this if someone is willing to help me through.
>>
>>Thanks ahead of time for your help and your patience with my rambling.
>>
>>
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