Should corrected machine check errors still taint the kernel?

[Max Asbock]

I noticed that corrected machine check errors taint the kernel. And it
looks like they have done that forever.

Is that still the right thing to do?

The comment in add_taint() says:
"Can't trust the integrity of the kernel anymore."

I don't think that's necessarily the case after seeing a corrected
memory error.

thanks,
Max 

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