Perhaps it isn't for you. In which case perhaps you should be trying, as
so many other have said, one of the EARLIER kernels, like 2.0.29.
Better yet, report your problems so they can get fixed, instead of simply
complaining about instability and hoping that the next rev will fix it.
I run 2.0.30 on two different machines -- a Hewlett Packard Vextra XU
6/200 (PPro 200mhz) and a Fujitsu Lifebook 420D (Pentium 120mhz). The
former is up almost constantly, and gets anywhere from 8 to 15 hours per
day of workstation use; this machine has crashed once -- count it, once --
in the last two months. The latter is on-and-off more often (it's a
personal notebook machine), but has yet to crash on me even once.
-- Michael Scott Shappe <mshapp19@idt.net> Web: <http://www.publiccom.com/web/mikey/> Addicting the unsuspecting to the net since 1987