blackroseMD1
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- Nov 11, 2008
OK guys, take this with a grain of salt...
WINDOWS 7 7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_x
Now, I know what most of you are thinking. "There is no way MS would be working on SP1 for an OS that hasn't even been released yet."
Normally, I would be the first to agree, but then I thought of something. MS has stated numerous times that the RC is feature complete. Instead of SP1 being what we are used to (driver updates, bug fixes etc.), what if they are compiling SP1 as a way of adding features that have come since the RC?
Notice the build number in the screenshot is 7138...
Again, take this with a grain of salt, but I wouldn't be surprised if MS is working on SP1 alongside W7, or even if they have already reached the build they have decided is RTM and have stopped development (although that is highly unlikely, seeing as how build 7141 has been confirmed as being compiled).
SS Source: Winfuture
Edit: From WZOR.net, who has been pretty reliable when it comes to builds and compile dates:
WINDOWS 7 7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_x

Now, I know what most of you are thinking. "There is no way MS would be working on SP1 for an OS that hasn't even been released yet."
Normally, I would be the first to agree, but then I thought of something. MS has stated numerous times that the RC is feature complete. Instead of SP1 being what we are used to (driver updates, bug fixes etc.), what if they are compiling SP1 as a way of adding features that have come since the RC?
Notice the build number in the screenshot is 7138...
Again, take this with a grain of salt, but I wouldn't be surprised if MS is working on SP1 alongside W7, or even if they have already reached the build they have decided is RTM and have stopped development (although that is highly unlikely, seeing as how build 7141 has been confirmed as being compiled).
SS Source: Winfuture
Edit: From WZOR.net, who has been pretty reliable when it comes to builds and compile dates:
Microsoft is launch the development of Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 on this show became available to us to build the first Windows 7 x86_client, x64_server-client with an integrated Service Pack 1
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_01,
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_02
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_03,
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_04,
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_05,
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_06,
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_07,
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_08,
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_09,
7138.0.090523-xxxx-winmain_win7xxx_sp1_10
Work on creating the first service pack comes in parallel with the completion of the final RTM version of Windows 7, but in a separate non-core (winmain) branch (branch) D: winmain_win7xxx_sp
Begin work on Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 suggests that we've passed the Rubicon in the creation of Windows 7, and at this stage of work is extremely Proofreading code to detect in pre-RTM builds zakravshihsya error, the integration of third-party applications and obkatyvanie their system. For third-party applications relate in particular, virtualization applications.
NOTE: Illustration for the time being temporarily cut-off, zaretushirovano exact name of the branch assembly time and assembly, the assembly is not from a branch winmain, date and time of assembly differ from assemblies in the assembly line winmain.
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