[Cc to [EMAIL PROTECTED] removed - this will be just idle chatter there, and there's too much of it to be found there already! :] On Thu Jul 30 1998, Russ Mennie wrote: > I just installed the patch for 2.1.112 into my Debian linux setup, about 2 > hours later I was running a the test-connect script for the mysql database > (default installation) on tty1, while testing my wu-ftp server on tty3. The 2.1.x kernels are the development/experimental series. *EXPECT* them to crash! (The 2nd-digit-even-numbered kernels, 2.0.x 2.2.x etc are, or will be, the stable production kernels... if you need stability, then stick with them. The development kernels all have odd-numbers... 2.3.x will be the next development series). > Call Trace: [<c0109c1c>] > Code: 8b 6a 08 8b 73 14 8b 7b 18 f6 45 7c 40 74 29 66 8b 55 22 66 This is useless to anyone unless you compile and give us the result of passing this through: /usr/src/linux-2.1.112/scripts/ksymoops.cc [If you didn't know this, then you *shouldn't* be using the 2.1.x kernels!!] Cheers Tony
