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Well I think it is a good idea to do this and have errata patches or something.  I don't think Linus wants the extra work.  I'd do it myself, but I don't have the ftp storage space, the time or the bandwidth.   I am now keeping seperate trees on my box.  One that is the default kernel and then my tree which has fixes to that tree.   I'll be working out a
system of testing and migration now ..................

> Well, Linus could post a 'errata' patch...
> Layout now in ftp space is (reverse date order):
>
>         test-kernels
>         ChangeLog-2.4.14
>         LATEST-IS-2.4.14
>         linux-2.4.14.tar.bz2

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