> This looks certainly doable, give or take a lot of handwaving, but I'd say
> we spend our effort on making the kernel 100% bug free so that it doesn't
> have to be replaced in the first place.
Hmmm, that's a noble thought, though I'm not too sure how practical
it is. :) Also, kernel updates don't just fix bugs, but they also add
functionality and new support. One problem I could easily see though is
that this module would have to be updated w/ every kernel release almost,
as things in the kernel get added or taken away or what-not, though perhaps
not, I don't know the kernel internals well enough to be able to really
make that determination, just a thought. :)
Stephen
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