What is the recommended way to handle squeeze-proposed-updates?
Hi,
I had to add the squeeze-proposed-updates repos to my sources.list after learning about the intel 855gm bug in squeeze that requires a fix from the proposed updates section. After apt-get update and apt-get upgrade, 13 packages were updated/upgraded including apt. Am I supposed to keep the proposed updates repos active in sources.list for the life of squeeze, or do something else? What if I comment it out now? I want this to be a stable system. This is a brand new area for me so any help is appreciated. Also, after doing this, the bug in Squeeze is fixed, but after I boot into Windows 7 on the dual-boot machine and reboot into Squeeze, it passes the Grub splash screen and then some tests until it gets to the section dealing with the drives/devices and completely freezes with blinking cursor and no activity. A hard shut down is required. Anyone else experienced this?
Thank you,
Mark
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