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  * ACPI interrupt routing implemented and enabled by default
  * ACPI - tons of work has gone into our ACPI support.
  * APIC_IO now acts as a default and can be changed in /boot/loader.conf
- * Overhaul LWKT scheduler for MP performance.
+ * Overhaul LWKT and USCHED schedulers for MP performance when many cpus are present.
  * Significant HAMMER bug fixes and performance improvements.
  * HAMMER enhancements to allow swapcache to more easily cache file data via vfs.hammer.double_buffer mode.
  * HAMMER double_buffer mode's strategy code is now asynchronous.
@@ -107,6 +107,7 @@ We supply a Makefile in `/usr` to track the pkgsrc tree and we supply a Git mirr
  * LWKT thread migration code redone.
  * The FAIRQ altq has been significantly enhanced and now supports weighted expansion of bandwidths up to the interface bandwidth.
  * Lots of MP-related bug fixes to the network stack.
+ * Use MONITOR/MWAIT in the idle thread as an intermediate step prior to ACPI halt.
 
 > ### Hardware changes (non-networking)
  * mfi(4) RAID driver and mfiutil(8) configuration tool added.
@@ -120,6 +121,8 @@ We supply a Makefile in `/usr` to track the pkgsrc tree and we supply a Git mirr
  * tws(4) added, a driver for the LSI 3ware 9750 series SATA/SAS RAID controllers.
  * aesni(4) bug fixes
  * kqueue added to ulpt to improve CUPS support.
+ * AHCI driver enhanced to better support semi-broken chipsets which do not properly mask transient phy events during training.
+ * AHCI driver hotplug support improved.
 
 > ### Hardware changes (networking)
  * Wireless cards utilizing the following drivers are supported in this release: ath, iwi, iwn, ral, wi, wpi. (update me)
@@ -148,10 +151,10 @@ We supply a Makefile in `/usr` to track the pkgsrc tree and we supply a Git mirr
 > ### x86_64-specific changes
 * 64-bit systems now can support up to 63 CPUs and 512G of RAM
 * Much faster early-kernel-boot memory test
+* More generous kernel resource limits
 
 > ### Removals
-* this
-* that
+* TBD
 
 > ### Contributed Software
 * Shipping with pkgsrc-2011Q1 built packages.