I usually never complain, or give negative motivation, but this is a
reality.
Now, what's wrong with that ?
Well, the fact is that new hardware is only supported by latest kernel,
so at the end, you have to upgrade, and so you get more and more complexity
whether you like it or not.
As an
On Sat, 16 Apr 2005, Hubert Tonneau wrote:
I just have to second some of the problems you have run into.
. There is still a memory leak trouble (probably in tigon3 driver since others
reported so on kernel mailing list, and tigon3 is not a geek hardware since
most nowdays lowend servers use
I started to move production servers to kernel 2.6 a year ago, but the
strange situation is that one year later, most of them are back to 2.4
This did not append with 2.0 -> 2.2 or 2.2 -> 2.4 upgrade.
Here are the factual technical reasons:
Right from the beginning, the core 2.6 kernel was rock
I started to move production servers to kernel 2.6 a year ago, but the
strange situation is that one year later, most of them are back to 2.4
This did not append with 2.0 - 2.2 or 2.2 - 2.4 upgrade.
Here are the factual technical reasons:
Right from the beginning, the core 2.6 kernel was rock
On Sat, 16 Apr 2005, Hubert Tonneau wrote:
I just have to second some of the problems you have run into.
. There is still a memory leak trouble (probably in tigon3 driver since others
reported so on kernel mailing list, and tigon3 is not a geek hardware since
most nowdays lowend servers use
I usually never complain, or give negative motivation, but this is a
reality.
Now, what's wrong with that ?
Well, the fact is that new hardware is only supported by latest kernel,
so at the end, you have to upgrade, and so you get more and more complexity
whether you like it or not.
As an
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