Re: Which is currently the most stable 2.4 kernel?

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" Robert Szentmihalyi wrote:"
>
> > > Can you describe, or point to a description of your tests?
> >
> > Cerberus is the main one I run. It provides suprisingly effective
> > testing for load triggered bugs
>
> Samium Gromoff said he ran Cerberus over 2.4.10 and it did quite
> well
    Yes i did, that was 11+ hours, but i`m not quite sure its long enough...
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