[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I am installing Trustix for a for a firewall today. Considering > stability, not kernel, is 3.0 better than 2.2?
Got a TSL 3.0 box as firewall (8 interfaces) today and have no isseus with it. A firewall box doesn't have many packages installed thus it should be stable no matter what. I guess the official answer is 2.2 seeing that it's still the stable release, but I'd recommend 3.0. The benefits of the 2.6 kernel far outweighs the danger, if you ask me. On a side note: I'm a bit disappointed that TSL dropped the -firewall kernel a while back. I'd really like to see it back (preemtion and more stuff from patch-o-matic). I'm in need of shaping ingress traffic too, which requires some kernel patches to be done right.
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