>Dont see how it would introduce new bugs into the old implementation since
>all the relevant code would be #define'd out by the compiler. That is, if
>its configured off, the code simply doesnt exist, and you get the old
>implementation, pristine.

The previous bug I'm referring to didn't occur in kernel code; it was
introduced by kernel code changes that resulted in a system header
change (and that was the bug).

Bugs don't happen where you intend them to.  They happen where you
weren't paying attention.  Stable == Code freeze, period.

Monty



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