> The fact that the current stable version of the Linux kernel
> can only achieve an eight-hour uptime on this class of machine
> is a fairly serious problem, don't we all agree?
>
> We need a fix for 2.4.18.
>
> Did you test the -aa patches?
No, I havent tried the aa patches. I belive the aa patches are to be
integrated in the 2.4.18 official stable release.
Since I am quite happy with the performance of my machine with
the rmap patch......I will leave it as it is. Though, for your information
I will be checking out the aa patches on my backup machine
which is also of the same class. I will let you guys know the
performance with the aa patches incorporated as soon as
I set it up on the other machine.
Regards,
Anish
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