Messages in this thread | | | From | Jared Mauch <> | Subject | Re: 2.0.31 | Date | Mon, 14 Jul 1997 15:50:48 -0400 (EDT) |
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My desktop SMP dual p133 box has incredible uptime.. it only has crashed once I think on 2.0.30, and I've only rebooted to rebuild the kernel once or twice, but haven't touched it recently:
Linux wolverine 2.0.30 #7 Sat Jun 14 00:04:49 EDT 1997 i586
- Jared
Michael Scott Shappe boldly claimed: > > Yes, we need it. Really, world needs stable Linux kernel. 2.0.30 isn't. > > Perhaps it isn't for you. In which case perhaps you should be trying, as > so many other have said, one of the EARLIER kernels, like 2.0.29. > > Better yet, report your problems so they can get fixed, instead of simply > complaining about instability and hoping that the next rev will fix it. > > I run 2.0.30 on two different machines -- a Hewlett Packard Vextra XU > 6/200 (PPro 200mhz) and a Fujitsu Lifebook 420D (Pentium 120mhz). The > former is up almost constantly, and gets anywhere from 8 to 15 hours per > day of workstation use; this machine has crashed once -- count it, once -- > in the last two months. The latter is on-and-off more often (it's a > personal notebook machine), but has yet to crash on me even once. > > -- > Michael Scott Shappe <mshapp19@idt.net> > Web: <http://www.publiccom.com/web/mikey/> > Addicting the unsuspecting to the net since 1987 >
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