Re: [2.6.13.3] occasional oops mostly in iget_locked

> > 1. occasional oops with 2.6.13.3
> > 2. see 1
> > 3. fs
> > 4. 2.6.13.3
> > 5. 2.6.11.6 (none tested inbetween)
> and what about later kernel?
> Could you try git bisect (or manual) to determine the exactly frist
> "bad" version as accurate as possible?

Well that problem seems to be solved in 2.6.15 so does this problem
matter anymore? I'm a little hesitant to play a lot with that system as
it'll make some people really upset.


Folkert van Heusden

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