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Could my random kernel oopses be caused by that bug?

I have a VIA (ASUS A7V) cipset an K7 1000Mhz, and sometimes the kernel crash. 
I just updated to kernel 2.4.10, and the first problem is that I get a random
oops if I try to load analog.o with modprobe. I sent a report of this problem 
two days ago.

Could that patch solve my problem?
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