If you have coding knowledge, you can cross write 2.5 with 2.4 IDE code... Lotsof people could help you, BUT i dont think it would be as easy as it sounds...
On 06 Sep 2002 07:51:40 -0400 Kirk Reiser <kirk@braille.uwo.ca> wrote:
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<Hell.Surfers@cwctv.net> writes:
> I was going to suggest a kernel check from the begining of 2.4ac to see if the problem occurs at some point, as major features are usually stuck in from them first...
The 2.4.19 kernels seem to be fine on the box unless it's right after
I've rebooted from 2.5.33. Then 2.4.19 seems to be flakey in various
interesting ways until I do a full shut off of the hardware and turn
it back on. Usually when I'm seeing problems under 2.4.19 they seem
to be vm errors in processes. It really likes to kill off my
setiathome process with a vm error. It's very consistant. I run a
twenty minute cron job to restart setiathome and vm kills it almost
immediately. Of course, I shut down the box and turn it off and when
it comes back up it runs fine until I restart under 2.5 again. Then
five minutes or so and it's dead in the water again.
Kirk
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