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Bug#680550: linux-image-2.6.32-5-amd64: kmalloc-32 memory leak for kernel 2.6.32-5-amd64



On 2013-08-09 17:41+0200 Moritz Muehlenhoff wrote:

reassign 680550 src:linux
thanks

[...]I planned to dist-upgrade to Debian testing in any case roughly two
weeks from now when I hope to finish up a project I am currently
working on.  I don't want to disrupt that project, but once that is
done just before that dist-upgrade, I will try your idea of just
updating the kernel and its dependencies. After all, although I don't
personally intend to use Debian stable too much longer, others will
continue to use Debian stable for quite some time, so I would like to
help out such users by doing some tests if it turns out (see my
question above for you) the kmalloc-32 memory leak is a common issue
on 64-bit hardware.

Did you upgrade to Wheezy in the mean time?

Yes, so this bug is no longer relevant to me.  But it was definitely
an issue until I upgraded to Wheezy so it is likely to continue to be
an issue for those remaining Debian users who have not done that
upgrade yet.

Alan
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