unmounting a volume
Brian Densmore
DensmoreB at ctbsonline.com
Mon Jan 10 12:10:18 CST 2005
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Duane Attaway
>
> On Mon, 10 Jan 2005, Brian Densmore wrote:
>
> > FYI: 2.6 is not a development kernel, per definition. 2.6
> is the current
> > "stable" kernel and 2.4 is the "deprecated" (or whatever
> they call it)
>
> Gentoo currently has the gentoo-dev-sources defined as the
Not to nit-pick, but ...
gentoo <> kernel developers. This probably has more to do with not
having broken links in gentoo than anything else.
(Not that I don't agree with calling 2.6 developmental, but from a purely
official point of view it's a stable release as are all even numbered kernels)
> 2.6.x series,
> so that appears to be where they are testing all kinds of fun patches.
Again, not nit-picking, but... ;')
This behavior, on the part of kernel maintainers, is no different than
it has ever really been. Is it?
>
> The 2.4 series seems to be extremely stable,
No argument from me.
> yet much slower
I hadn't noticed any speed difference between either 2.4 or 2.6
> and without all the nice extras of 2.6.
I hadn't noticed any extras in 2.6 that are missing from 2.4. But then
my needs are simple and for the most part I could probably shuffle along
just fine with a kernel 2.2. For those of you who live out there on the
bleeding edge, well that's the price you pay. It's not called bleeding edge
for no reason. I've done my time bleeding. I let others do it now.
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