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Subject: is 2.4.15 really available at www.kernel.org?
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  i just tried to download linux-2.4.15.tar.bz2 and, far from being a 22M
new kernel, it's a 155312 byte file that i suspect is really just a patch
file, so i suspect someone mislabelled the link there.  any hints?

rday

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