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Release Notes for Grml 2010.12 - codename Gebrüder Grml

About

Grml is a bootable live system (Live-CD) based on Debian. It includes a collection of GNU/Linux software especially for system administrators and users of texttools. Grml provides automatic hardware detection. Grml is the perfect rescue system, but you can also use it for analyzing systems/networks or as a working environment. It is not necessary to install anything to a harddisk; you don't even need a harddisk to run it. Due to on-the-fly decompression Grml includes about 2 GB of software and documentation on the live system.

Download Grml 2010.12

Grml 2010.12 can be downloaded from grml.org/download/.

New features

Special new features:

New features in Grml's Zsh

Important Changes

Kernel

Based on vanilla kernel 2.6.36.2 including several patches and additional modules:

  aufs iscsitarget loop-aes lzma ndiswrapper openafs
  speakup squashfs sysprof tp-smapi virtualbox-ose-guest
  xtables-addons

Visit grml.org/kernel/ for more details regarding Grml's kernel.

Bugfixes

Fixed several bugs and issues reported on grml_2010.04 @ grml-wiki and in the bug tracking system.

Packages / Software

Details about shipped packages and their versions on Grml are available at the Debian section. Visit dpkg_get_selections for a main package listing and dpkg_list for a detailed list of packages shipped with Grml 2010.12.

Updates

Updated all packages to Debian Unstable branch by 15th of december 2010 (plus some further selected updates until 29th of december).

Major changes since release 2010.04 (20100429)

Known issues

Take a look at grml_2010.12 @ grml-wiki. Please report problems using information on grml.org/bugs/.

Feedback

Your comments, bug reports, patches, and suggestions will help fixing bugs and improving future releases. If you find a problem with the release please check grml_2010.12 @ grml-wiki and report problems using information on grml.org/bugs/. Please send your feedback and feature requests to the Grml team!

Thanks

Many thanks (alphabetically) in this release go to Andreas Korsten, Bert Schulze, Dennis Hoppe, Johann Felix Soden, Jordi Funollet, K. Wulff, Martin Scharm, Michael Renner, Sebastian Boehm, for their contributions.

We also would like to thank everyone who made the Grml-developer meeting possible. This includes Metalab, Tarent and many unnamed generous private sponsors.

More Information

You can find out more about grml on our website, IRC channel, and wiki.

To sign up for future Grml announcements, please subscribe to Grml's announcement list.

If you are interested in development releases grab the daily ISOs from daily.grml.org.

Further Questions?

Please feel free to contact us.

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