Generally ...updates to the released product should be rock solid. I had assumed this kernel would be fully tested...but I may have come across an area where it is not. For what it is worth it is using a k6-2 processor. The machine I am having problems with is not mine but one I administer, so I am not comfortable working off a cooker kernel. I have disabled FSCK in /etc/rc.d/rc.sysconfig for now while I try and research the problem. --- "Brian J. Murrell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sun, Nov 25, 2001 at 03:32:38PM -0800, SI > Reasoning wrote: > > I tried expert first but got no response. > > Well, that is a good news and bad news. I am glad > you went to expert > first. It is sad that nobody had an answer. That > might just mean you > are the only person to find the situation though. > > > The actual > > quality of responses is generally better > here...but I > > understand your point. > > Thanks. > > > If it is a bug in the new stock > > kernel, I feel I have a better chance of alerting > > someone here. I understand that it is a bit more > > challenging to submit a bug report now.... > > The issue is that we are now on 2.4.13,14,15 which > is so many releases > beyond what you are using even if there was an issue > it is probably > forgotten by now. > > I do appreciate you position though. Try updating > to a more recent > cooker kernel. > > Maybe the issue that is underlying your posting is > that > updates to the released product are not frequent > enough. > > b. > > > -- > Brian J. Murrell >
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