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-Mono on i Project February 5, 2018 
+Mono on i Project February 7, 2018 
 
-2/5/18 Binary Preview Package Notes and Instructions 
+2/7/18 Binary Preview Package Notes and Instructions 
 
 The Mono on i Project began porting Mono to PASE on IBM i on January 19, 2018. 
 There are still numerous bugs to fix, and the port is hardly production-ready 
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 to report issues to the Mono on i Project by opening an issue on our 
 GitHub page at <https://github.com/MonoOni/binarydist/issues> 
 
+## Changes in the 2/7/18 release
+
+Attempting to run Mono on 7.1 resulted in error messages relating to mkdtemp.
+We discovered that Mono's built in glib has an implementation of mkdtemp,
+so we modified the code to use that instead. Please note that we have not had
+the opportunity to test this on a real 7.1 system as of this time and would
+appreciate feedback.
+
 ## Required system 
 
 Either AIX 6.1 TL9 or i 7.1. The JIT compiler will automatically adjust 
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 ## Compile and run your first Mono program 
 
 * A sample "Hello, World!" program is included in 
-/opt/mono/samples/hello.cs * To compile it, you can either open a SSH 
+/opt/mono/samples/hello.cs 
+
+* To compile it, you can either open a SSH 
 session into a PASE shell, or, less optimally, CALL QP2TERM. Once you 
 are in the PASE shell, run the following commands to make the Mono 
 commands available to your shell: 
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 * Now, to run the program: 
 
 $ mono hello.exe 
+
 Hello from Mono for the IBM i! 
-$ 
 
 * Similarly, you can compile a .NET program on Visual Studio for 
 Windows, copy it to your IBM i system, and run it using the "mono"