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-Release Notes for portage-2.2_pre1
-==================================
+Release Notes; upgrade information mainly.
+Features/major bugfixes are listed in NEWS
 
-New features / Major changes
-----------------------------
-* elog framework: This finally adds a flexible way to log all einfo, ewarn and
-       eerror messages as well as adding a new elog command for ebuilds. New ebuilds
-       should use elog instead of einfo for delivering important information as 
-       einfo messages will not be logged by default. [genone]
-* elog modules: Together with the framework some basic modules implementing
-       common logging facilities are shipped, these include:
-       - mod_syslog for relaying messages to syslog
-       - mod_mail for sending messages to a predefined mail adress
-       - mod_save for saving messages to a file
-       - mod_custom for processing messages with a custom command
-       NOTE: The elog interfaces are still subject to change, so don't rely on the
-       exact format yet. [genone]
-* version syntax enhancements: The version parsing and comparison code was 
-       completely rewritten and now supports two extensions to previous versions:
-       - a cvs prefix to denote live cvs (or svn or any other vcs) ebuilds, so now
-               you can have a package foo with the ebuilds foo-1.ebuild and 
-               foo-cvs.1.ebuild in the same directory. cvs ebuilds will always be 
-               ranked higher than any non-cvs ebuild.
-       - multiple suffixes now allow for constructions like foo-1.0_pre1_rc5
-       [genone]
-* recursive config files: Most of the config files in /etc/portage can now
-       also be directories, if they are then portage will recursively use all
-       files in them. So you could have /etc/portage/package.keywords/kde/base
-       and /etc/portage/package.keywords/gnome instead of a single package.keywords.
-       [genone]
-* multi-hash support: digests and Manifests will now use SHA256 and RMD160 in
-       addition to MD5 [genone]
+portage-2.1
+==================================
 
-Bug fixes / Minor Changes
--------------------------
-* Removal of "masked by -*" message [genone]
-* Fixed some minor screwup in the sort algorithm for versions [genone]
-* Make digest errors more verbose (list actual and expected checksums)
+* new cache framework, breaking all old cache modules.
+  If you're having problems with portage_db_cdb, this is likely the cause.