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From: Brett Glass <brett@lariat.net>
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Subject: Best release or snapshot to install?
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We have a FreeBSD 6.0 server that needs upgrading. This is a
production server, and it needs to be stable. There is no
posted date for 6.3-RELEASE, so we're looking for a good
snapshot to install -- preferably a known good build from
6-STABLE or a build of the security branch of the tree.
This would be for a 386-architecture machine. Recommendations?
Also, when is 6.3-RELEASE (which will hopefully incorporate
a bunch of MFCed improvements from CURRENT) likely to happen?

--Brett Glass