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 # DragonFly Release 2.4
-# 16 September 2009
+# 16 September 2009 (2.4.0)
+# 01 October 2009 (2.4.1)
 
 The DragonFly 2.4 release is here!
 
 Three release options are now available:  Our bare-bones CD ISO, a DVD ISO which includes a fully operational X environment, and a bare-bones bootable USB disk-key image (1G disk keys recommended).
 
 In addition we will for the first time be shipping a 64-bit ISO.  64-bit support is stable but there will only be limited
-pkgsrc support in this release.
+pkgsrc support in this release.  Both the bare-bones CD ISO and a bootable USB disk-key image are available for the 64-bit release.
 
 ## Availability
 
 The release ISO images should be available on most of the [[mirrors|mirrors]]. If the ISO is not available on a certain mirror, please try another one or download it from the DragonFly FTP server.
 
+**Special Note on 2.4.1 mirror availability** - Unfortunately one of our primary mirrors, which other mirrors use as a source, had a snafu
+that probably will not be fixed any time soon.  Our second fastest mirror is Avalon, so please use that to obtain the 2.4.1 ISOs and IMGs
+you desire.
+
 ### MD5 sums
 
 * MD5 (dfly-2.4.0_REL.img.gz) = d879282c1ed9d1b36282c4b55aa13b83
 * MD5 (dfly-2.4.0_REL.iso.gz) = 1a7d1980671e96564d74e9c128d80009
 * MD5 (dfly-amd64-2.4.0_REL.iso.gz) = 226139fe8127b406d1bf8239eef420eb
 * MD5 (dfly-gui-2.4.0_REL.iso.gz) = 219eb1f640d2b8034b685a74645fef23
+
 * MD5 (dfly-2.4.0_REL.img) = 2ac933f712a9138af1fba712c21cc80a
 * MD5 (dfly-2.4.0_REL.iso) = 495183dfe161af066935f6ffa8093556
 * MD5 (dfly-amd64-2.4.0_REL.iso) = f06135a066ef8e5b8d413d65371d98c8
 * MD5 (dfly-gui-2.4.0_REL.iso) = 191fc66f6822af04eff9b3fd0693dbfc
 
+* MD5 (dfly-2.4.1_REL.img.gz) = 3fd8412329de1db906e09e3115e512b6
+* MD5 (dfly-2.4.1_REL.iso.gz) = 5a828b57db2869e718adacf63943d270
+* MD5 (dfly-gui-2.4.1_REL.iso.gz) = 015e3c56ac3f2a7f8073a126a282ff01
+* MD5 (dfly-amd64-2.4.1_REL.img.gz) = 17aa83495fd1b11484c7e5dd4342a447
+* MD5 (dfly-amd64-2.4.1_REL.iso.gz) = e3ccc01771b8e37b330014afa30a4f9b
+
+* MD5 (dfly-2.4.1_REL.img) = 3cd38cdbc191a8635a87db9adb34b7bd
+* MD5 (dfly-2.4.1_REL.iso) = 0f32153897fe25aa2bd8c168a2fce9a7
+* MD5 (dfly-amd64-2.4.1_REL.img) = 34f9c6bd2ec8794ff24eed64c1abd03c
+* MD5 (dfly-amd64-2.4.1_REL.iso) = c7d84edd1a85cab012a4b0f6e4cda5ec
+* MD5 (dfly-gui-2.4.1_REL.iso) = bef875c47c1d7b81d664a8ba236cfdbe
+
 ### pkgsrc packages
 
 We offer over 6000 pre-built [pkgsrc](http://www.pkgsrc.org) packages for this release.   The [pkg_radd(1)](http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/cgi/web-man?command=pkg_radd&section=ANY) utility may be used to download pre-built binary packages.  By default this script will query the main package site for a random redirect to one of our mirrors.  The path can be overridden by setting BINPKG_SITES in `/etc/settings.conf`.
@@ -35,16 +53,16 @@ We supply a Makefile in /usr to track the pkgsrc tree.  We also supply a GIT mir
 well as the pkgsrc/wip (work in progress) repo at git://git.dragonflybsd.org/pkgsrc.git and we recommend that
 users use it instead of pulling from NetBSD with CVS.  Our GIT mirror is updated four times a day.
 
-## DragonFly 2.4.0 Special Installation and Upgrade Notes
+## DragonFly 2.4.x Special Installation and Upgrade Notes
 
 **VirtualBox and VMWare users** - Unless your virtual hard disk is 50G or larger we recommend
 doing a UFS install and not the default HAMMER install.  We also recommend installing from the CD ISO
 and not the DVD ISO.  The DVD ISO HAMMER install has bugs (see [[Known Release Issues|issues24]]).
 
-**DVD ISO HAMMER install bugs** - You will get a 'guard1x fail @...' loader panic.
+**DVD ISO HAMMER install bugs (2.4.0 only)** - You will get a 'guard1x fail @...' loader panic.
 See [[Known Release Issues|issues24]] on how to fix.
 
-2.4.0 is a bigger release than normal.  The single most invasive change is the introduction of DEVFS.
+2.4.x is a bigger release than normal.  The single most invasive change is the introduction of DEVFS.
 The /dev filesystem is now mounted by the kernel after it mounts the root filesystem.  All major and
 minor numbers have changed and the old /dev is no longer meaningful.  People who use jails or chroots
 will need to adjust their scripts to either mount_null /dev into their jails and chroots or to make
@@ -55,7 +73,8 @@ sure to upgrade their world and kernel at the same time or fireworks may ensue.
 
 With this release the libc major number has also been bumped from 6 to 7.  Applications should remain
 fairly compatible across the upgrade but we recommend that all applications be recompiled and/or
-fresh binary packages be loaded from pkgsrc.
+fresh binary packages be loaded from pkgsrc.  Certain pty-based applications such as "screen"
+may require recompiling.
 
 With this release our new native AHCI driver is now standard.  If your system is AHCI-capable and
 AHCI-enabled the new driver will take over from NATA and drives may wind up being renamed due to