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From: Anthony <aslan@ispdr.net.au>
Subject: Kernel oops
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Hi everyone. Just a quick question: If I've had a "Kernel oops" on an 
earlier Kernel (like 2.2.19-6.2.12 on RedHat 6.2 for example), would it be 
worth reporting it to the Powers That Be, and if so, who are the Powers 
That Be and how can I contact them?


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Anthony (aslan@ispdr.net.au)
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