At 1:04 PM -0800 2002/11/23, Nate Lawson wrote:
IMO, for -CURRENT, we should turn on all possible debugging by default in the kernel. Then, we should make it as easy as possible to capture and report the kind of trace information we need to help locate and fix the problem.I'd like to see this on in 5.0 for a while, given the number of new users and problem reports we are already getting and will soon get even more of. If it's too hard to complete this work, could we add DDB in by default in GENERIC? (I shudder to think at the amount of debate such a request would cause but I'm making it nevertheless).
Hmm. I was thinking that I needed just one Cyclades terminal server box for my old Sun SPARC 5 clone (break-safe, of course). Now, I'm thinking that I'll need a multi-port model, which I can also connect to the Compaq Armada 4131T that I'll be running -DP2 on, and given all the network problems I've had lately, I may need to also connect it to the cisco ISDN/Ethernet router....
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