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On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Richard B. Johnson wrote:

> I tried Linux 2.4.2
> Now I'm in a load of trouble. I can't make a boot-disk to get back
> to 2.4.1 because I use initrd for my hard disk modules and the loop
> device is broken.

What's wrong with 2.4.2 that makes you want to go back?  Anyway, if
you grab Jens' patch, all will be peachy (at least for that kind of
basic usage).

	-Mike

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