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SubjectRe: Linux-2.2.0 (pre1)
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> These are absolutely essential for reliable lockd/statd function. If
> there is a rationale for leaving them out of the release version of 2.2,
> please enlighten me?
> Steve
(Steven Hirsch)

Naaah, you're right - 2.1.x/2.2.0 is not as fast as 2.0.36 is reliable.
Give me a reason why people should switch to 2.2 if tcp-nfs+locking is
missing and some other features don't work as they do in the docs?

Most people want linux because it's _good_ in stability,
functionality and design. The chain is as strong as its weakest link.
I did not have a single crash/malfunction w/2.0.36 in accumulated
>600 days of uptime, some machines heavily loaded. I can't claim this
for other OS'es, and I won't change it.

Roman.
Computer Center University of Freiburg, Germany.
"The whole world is about three drinks behind." (Humphrey Bogart)


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