From: "Alexei Khlebnikov" <khlebnikov@scnsoft.com> > > > I've done a little questionaire among debian-russian maillist subscribers > > > to find out what is broken - kernel or samba? I've got two responses, > > > each telling that the bug does not trigger on their systems, and they have > > > samba from Woody (as me), but self-built kernel (2.2.19 and 2.4.17). I used > > > vanilla kernel from Woody distribution. Thus, it seems to be a Debian > > > Woody default kernel bug. > > > > Might be, in which case the kernel should be fixed.. > > In this case - yes, naturally. > > But what about more intelligent CDs identification in apt? If you wish, I could > write this patch, in your coding style... Or you think that identification routine > is smart enough? That's the patch. It makes apt smarter in CD identification. It calculates CDROM ID as .disk/info file md5 sum if this file exists, otherwise it falls back to method with names and times. The patch is in apt coding style.
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