| Date | Tue, 15 Jul 1997 12:32:08 -0400 (EDT) | From | Dave Wreski <> | Subject | Re: 2.0.31 : please! |
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> You also don't need to be a hacker to help. The biggest single problem with > testing a new 2.0.x kernel is getting enough test data. Every single person > who sticks 2.0.31pre3 (when its out) on a machine and sees if it works -even > if the stick it on for the day and reboot back to 2.0.27 before they go
I had an oops with pre-2, and reported it, but never got a response. My subject was descriptive enough that the appropriate person should have seen it.
Is it normal procedure to not see a response to an oops? Now that the bugs are less and less common, isn't it possible to keep a master list, and check them off as time goes on (ie, the person that reported the bug no longer can induce it?)
I certainly could wait until pre-3, see if the problem still exists, and repost, but I'm sure a list would make sure the problem gets fixed..
Thanks, Dave Wreski
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