---+++ Planetlab 3.3 RC1

---+++ Planetlab 3.3 RC1
   Date: 30 Mar 2006
   Description: Support for per-slice bandwidth guarantees and limits. Enforce fair sharing of bandwidth on all nodes. Exempt Internet2 destinations from bandwidth limits. Add BCM5700 support to the kernel for HP DL320g4 machines. Minor Node Manager and Slice Creation Service fixes.
   * PLBootServerRequest-0.7-0.planetlab
      * added symbolic constant to SslFetch module for timeout return code
   * ipod-2.2-1.planetlab
      * add support for building client tool rpm
   * iproute-2.6.11-1.planetlab
      * upgrade iproute package to version distributed with FC4 for tc bugfixes
   * iptables-1.3.2-20050720.1.planetlab
      * upgrade iptables package to support ipset
   * kernel-2.6.12-1.1398_FC4.5.planetlab
      * add BCM5700 support to the kernel for HP DL320g4 machines
   * netflow-3.1-23.planetlab
      * fix text, logs are no longer permanently archived
   * pl_mom-0.3-15.planetlab
      * use BWAVGRATE to be clearer about what we are capping
      * ignore the root, default, and exempt buckets when capping bandwidth
   * proper-0.3-34.planetlab
      * stop daemon if it is currently running
   * sidewinder-1.0-31.planetlab
      * fix handling of timeouts when downloading files from PLC
      * added NetConfig handle to manage network configuration
      * simplified resource management for vservers
   * util-vserver-0.30.208-10.planetlab
      * rewrite bwlimit support
      * simplified resource management for vservers
   * vnet-0.5-1.planetlab
      * set skb->priority based on flow xid to avoid having to install tc filters
      * support exemptions from bwlimits
   * bootmanager-3.1.15-1.planetlab
      * handle case when multiple modules claim they support a partical PCI device.  For example, the 8139cp and 8139too modules both claim they can handle the generic RTL 8139 eth chipset.
      * also incorporate support to distinguish when a driver can only handle specific subvendor/subdevice IDs.  E.g., the bcm5700 driver currently does not handle all broadcom devices---some must still be handled by tg3 (e.g., on the Dell PowerEdge 850).
   * bootcd-3.3-1.planetlab
      * added biginitrd usb image