On Tue, Dec 15, 1998 at 06:43:58PM -0800, Ben Gertzfield wrote: > >>>>> "Oscar" == Oscar Levi <elf@buici.com> writes: > > Oscar> I just discovered that the reason I have been unable to > Oscar> install the base system over nfs has been the fact that the > Oscar> NFS client 2.0.35 is broken. %^( > > Oscar> I wouldn't say this is a compelling reason to switch, but > Oscar> it is important information to have. > > I have several boxes using Adaptec AIC SCSI cards that will barely > boot with 2.0.35, and others whose SCSI scanners will only work > with 2.0.36. > > Herbert, I beg you, please release 2.0.36 packages for slink; we can > move potato's isdn-utils into slink as well. > > 2.0.35 is a poor excuse for a kernel, and includes security flaws; if > we knowingly ship a distribution with security flaws, woe betide the > Public Relations of the linux fans :) I agree, we should definately ship 2.0.36 with slink, it has better support for several network cards if I remember correctly. -- Stephen Crowley crow@debian.org, stephenc@wf.net -* Finger crow@va.debian.org for my public key. PGP#22714B25 *-
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