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The faq says that if you're having problems with the kernel, you should
compile with gcc 2.7.2.x and see if there is still a problem. Is this still
true? RedHat is shipping 2.9.something (egcs) and is building their kernels
with same. Could this be a/the source of some of the stability problems?

Or, more importantly, should I download and compile gcc 2.7.2.x just so I
can recompile my kernels?

Thanks

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Derek Martin      |  Unix System Administrator
derek@netria.com  |  dmartin@lancity.com

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