>
> Whoa, wait a second. Why are you comparing 2.2.x with 2.3.x ? !!!
> Are not they quite different?
>
> Wondering, Chuck
Yes very different, 2.2.x are considered stable/prodution kernels, like
2.0.xx and 2.3.xx are development kernels, so expect _bad_ things to happen.
I have read in the linux-kernel-mailing-list that some new kernels have
completely wiped out H/D's "BE WARNED".
>
>
> Gerard Parat wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I looked at the linux-kernel flash infos and there is a warning about the
> > file system corruption. They even discourage the use of 2.3.11 if you have
> > precious data on your HD. It is a problem that doesn't appear on my machine
> > until I have to shutdown/reboot it. So if you need to do that and you use a
> > 2.2.9+ kernel, think about backup your data before (at least the
> > modifications since last boot) ...
> > There is also some quota related problems, and I used it for my users
> > account. Other functionnality than AX25 were IP masquerade, FPAC, CLX, KDE
> > 1.1 on my system.
> > Hope this may give some clue if you experience Kernel panic at shutdown
> > and/or filesystem corruption at boot time.
> >
> > 73 Gerard f6fgz
>
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Regards Richard.
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