On 2009/05/31 15:20 (GMT+0200) jdd composed:

> Felix Miata a écrit :

>> Because https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=406035 is WONTFIX against
>> the release it was filed under, I was forced to find a newer kernel

> is this fixed upstream (that is in the vanilla kernel)?

> if so you should be able to compile the newest kernel - I didn't this
> recently, but it used to be pretty easy

Did you not read what I wrote that you failed to quote, or the bug referred
to, before replying? AFAIK, the kernel that followed the 11.0 release kernel
automatically included a fix. Why do you think I could and should
successfully recompile a kernel if someone who actually knows how did it and
got it hosted on download.opensuse.org already? My experience with compiling
kernels is minimal and ancient, and certainly doesn't include the split into
three packages varieties that are the recent and latest openSUSE kernels.
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