Hello,

We are using Debian 6.0.5 with kernel 3.3.1, and I have been trying to manage 
'nilfs' with kernel patches -- which is not working out too well.  It is hard 
form me to discern what patches to apply.

At one point Vyacheslav had suggested I upgrade to newer kernel version to 
avoid having to patch 'nilfs'.

My question: Is there a recommended Linux kernel version which has all the 
known important patches included, or is there a known version which is at a 
good stability point.

I suppose we could just go with the latest kernel, but I was hoping to be a 
little more strategic.

Thanks in advance,
Mark T.




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