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Bug#561099: what about decimal wraparound?
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: Bug#561099: what about decimal wraparound?
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: Thiemo Nagel <
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: Tue, 15 Dec 2009 12:54:52 +0100
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: Thiemo Nagel <
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561099@bugs.debian.org
Ordinary users will be affected as soon as the linux kernel version adds
another digit:
* 2.6.100 * 2.10.x * 10.x.x
Even today 2.6.30.10 sorts before 2.6.30.9, so anybody who builds his
own kernel may be affected (not -rc kernels only).
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