debugging unaligned traps
Steven N. Hirsch
On Mon, 13 Jul 1998, Quant-X Alpha Linux Support wrote:
> BTW, Linus made a console back-port (pre-patch-2.1.109-2.{gz,bz2});
> give it a try. Some people (like "Steven N. Hirsch" <shi...@adelphia.net>
> fighting with UDB) on the kernel list are our heros. ;-]
<blush>. I always appreciate adulation, but what have I done to deserve
these nice words?
Thanks, though <g>.
Steve
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Quant-X Alpha Linux Support
> > BTW, Linus made a console back-port (pre-patch-2.1.109-2.{gz,bz2});
> > give it a try. Some people (like "Steven N. Hirsch" <shi...@adelphia.net>
> > fighting with UDB) on the kernel list are our heros. ;-]
>
> <blush>. I always appreciate adulation, but what have I done to deserve
> these nice words?
Just some messages in the KDE-GNOME <ouups> kernel mailinglist.
Linux and Alain both perform some statistics. If not at least
X (break-even) people complain against a broken Y it won't
get fixed. :-}
Alan does this really good. There was a cool situation where
Donald Becker has declared tulip 0.xx as stable.
Alan said something like: It may be stable for you but I've
21 reports that it doesn't work, no, it won't be included
in the 2.0.xx-preY release...
There is much chaos theory and statistic in the whole
game. Without some hacker like you the game wouldn't
work. The development kernels are needed for a stable
2.2. I bet 2.3 will bring us "suspend to disk"
(Linus is thinking about...) btw I don't think
that it's useful nor even possible at moment.
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Jason Lavoie
> Hi Tom !
>
[...]
>
> 2.0.34 with alpha-patches-2.0.34-0.1.gz + tulip update
^^^^^^^^^^^^
> is an extreme stable combination; if you don't need kgdb.
> Thanks to ... Jay Estabrook ...
Where to find the 'tulip update'? I'm having odd problems getting a
working kernel (2.0.34 with patches) on a UDB with the tulip driver.
I've tried .79, .83, and .89H with no progress.
Sorry to ask what was probably already discussed on this list, but
I can't seem to find any searchable archives... (and I usually skim
the list and must've missed the original thread).
Thanks in advance!
-j
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