Re: 2.5.64 kernel bug

Patrick Mochel [off-list ref] writes:

There have been at least two patches posted to fix this on linux-kernel,
and a third that went to Linux directly.  I recommend either getting the
latest snapshot from kernel.org, or just using the fix you posted below. 

The -mm patches seems to be shaping up nicely and might be a good
alternative instead of Linus' tree. Not that he's doing anything bad,
just that his tree is seem to be more in a state of flux, and Andrew
Morton seems to be accepting a lot of fixes to make it testable :)

I'm punting happily on 2.5.64-mm1 now, and if I could only find a
patch that lets me load my own DSDT. I'm sure its out there, I haven't
had a look in the archives yet (they're hard to get at from 39,000ft
above Sumatera) ;)

mvh,
A
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