(Bug #11132) Connections between data nodes and management nodes were not being closed following shutdown of ndb_mgmd.

(Bug #11050) ndb_mgm> show printed incorrectly after master data node failure.

(Bug #10956) More than 7 node restarts with --initial caused cluster to fail.

(Bug #9826) (Bug #10948) Schema change (DROP TABLE, ALTER TABLE) crashed HPUX and PPC32.

(Bug #9025) Data nodes failed to restart on 64-bit Solaris.

(Bug #11166) Insert records were incorrectly applied by ndb_restore, thus making restoration from backup inconsistent if the binlog contained inserts.

(Bug #8918) (Bug #9363) (Bug #10711) (Bug #10058) (Bug #9025) Cluster would time out and crash after first query; setting DataMemory to more than 2GB prevented cluster from starting; calling ndb_select_count() crashed the cluster. (64-bit Unix OSes)

(Bug #10190) When making a backup of a cluster where NumberOfReplicas was equal to 1, the backup's metadata was corrupted. (Linux)

(Bug #9945) ALTER TABLE caused server crash. (Linux/390)

(Bug #11133) A delete operation performed as part of a transaction caused an erroneous result.

(Bug #10294) Not allowing sufficient parallelism in cluster configuration (for example, NoOfTransactions too small) caused ndb_restore to fail without generating any error messages.

(Bug #11290) Setting TransactionInactiveTimeout= 0 did not result in an infinite timeout.