Further recommended slip of Beta, and Fedora 10 schedule
After a week(end) of hacking, we're just not there yet for Beta. There are a few more anaconda issues that we're tracking down:
* Network installs where network needs to be brought up in stage2
* Installs via Media
* Doing something with tracebacks
We're fairly confident that we've got fixes for these issues, but given the current timeline we'd rather have a few more days of testing rather than rush something out that doesn't work.
The Release Engineering team is recommending a slip of the Beta release date to Tuesday Sept 30th. To go along with this slip, we recommend that all further points of the Fedora 10 schedule slip out a week as well, which would put the Fedora 10 release date at November 25th.
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