Scientific Linux 6.1 Beta 1 Development release

Troy Dawson announces scientific Linux 6.1 release, additional Red hat based software may be used in academic and scientific environments: this is the first scientific Linux 6.1 beta, recompile all the packages and pass our test to our satisfaction. We do not expect packages that we have changed from upstream vendors. While we have seen some changes in the adjustments and release candidates, these should be secondary. I believe we have the last major obstacle in the past. Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/1541.html ">alpha 2 changes include: Libguestfs-for different repositories to better match our gold image for recompilation;" QEMU-KVM-Recompile for several different versions of the library, our version does not require a LIBX library ....

Update log:

* Libguestfs
-recompiled against a different repository so this it decoupled matched our golden image. The repository is plain SL 6.0 with no updates, except for Febootstrap and Augeas.

* QEMU-KVM
-recompiled against a several different repositories so this it decoupled our matched image.  Our version does is not required several LibX libraries.  Investigation Super-delegates found the following "QXL. is" The main rendering device for QEMU-KVM since of it was added (iteration-160). It does the rendering no matter if server or client Lib X does not.
We have tested this package to several rogue, and it works quite the without.
Thank to the Everyone who helped and this.

* Virt-viewer
-recompiled against a different repository so this it decoupled matched our golden image. The repository is plain SL 6.0 with no updates.

* Comps.xml
-turned off of the following groups from maximally DWORD by default on a desktop:high-availability, Resilient-storage and Load-balancer.

Download Address: Sl-61-i386-2011-07-01-install-dvd.iso (3,607MB, SHA256), Sl-61-x86_64-2011-07-01-install-dvd.iso (4,184MB, SHA256).