Update release notes with 3 scenarios

mihaelablendea · web-flow · commit 06410be094d2 · 2017-07-17T10:28:23.000-07:00
diff --git a/docs/linux/sql-server-linux-release-notes.md b/docs/linux/sql-server-linux-release-notes.md
@@ -138,6 +138,15 @@ The following sections describe known issues with this release of SQL Server 201
 
 - Distributed transactions requiring the Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator service are not supported on SQL Server running on Linux. SQL Server to SQL Server distributed transactions are supported.
 
+#### Remote database files 
+- Hosting database files on a NFS server with version <4 is not supported in this release. This includes using NFS for shared disk failover clustering as well as databases on non-clustered instances. We are working on enabling other NFS server versions in the upcoming releases. 
+
+#### Cross platform availability groups and distributed availability groups 
+- Due to a known issue, creating availability groups with replicas on instances hosted on both Windows and Linux is not working in this release. This includes distributed availability groups. The fix will be available in the upcoming release candidate build. 
+
+#### Server Collation 
+- When using the MSSQL_COLLATION override, OR when doing a localized (non English) install, it is possible SQL Server will hit a deadlock when trying to set the server collation, which generates a dump. Setup does complete successfully, however the server collation will not have been set. The workaround is to simply run ./mssql-conf set-collation and enter the collation name desired when prompted (the collation name can be found in the errorlog at the line: “Attempting to change default collation to …”). 
+ 
 #### Localization
 
 - If your locale is not English (en_us) during setup, you must use UTF-8 encoding in your bash session/terminal. If you use ASCII encoding, you might see an error similar to the following:
