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Rik van Riel wrote:
> Contrary to common wisdom, currently the -ac kernel is the
> slower-moving kernel and -linus is the more experimental
> one.  The fact that most big distros base their kernel RPM
> on Alan's kernel is a good reason to try it, too ;)

I might at that, as ext3 doesn't seem to patch cleanly into pre6. I have
to warn you, though, that since 2.4.0-pre9 I haven't found a kernel yet
that doesn't freeze or reboot my machine every now and then, -ac or
otherwise. ;-)

	MikaL

(heading for the border as the VM camps start arming their tomahawks)
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