After manually deleting the apt-get cache in Debian Linux (2.2), apt-get
consistantly causes a kernel Oops/BUG when installing new packages.
This happens in 2.4.0 (With a few basic patches to fix compilation errors)
and also with the latest PPC bitkeeper tree based off 2.4.1pre1. Dump
below is wi
Updated info - I completely forgot this fact until playing around with
trying to fix this problem...
After running out of space on my root partition, I symlinked my apt-cache
directory to a directory on a HFS partition (I had done this some time
ago, and never had any problems until now).
It see
Testing with newer kernels, I'm still getting these kernel OOP's and
memory allocation issues with saving large file names that I reported a
while ago.
In particualar, saving files over 32 chars in length to a HFS partiton. In
2.2, no problems. The name would truncate and everything is happy.
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