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> Yup, that's a *1999*-vintage kernel running since summer '02. It's not > especially insecure, though, because it only runs Samba and a backup NTP > server. So long as that old kernel will keep running whatever security-patch > level of these apps is required, I don't need to reboot. RAID also > contributes to long uptime. > My point was that many Linux crashes are related to hardware/software conflicts, or immature drivers. FreeBSD avoids this by NOT striving to support the latest and greatest, or the obscure. -joe
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