I agree a backport is preferable, but until then, the killall is preferable to ruining my drive by having it cycle 100's of times a day (until I upgrade to a release that has the fix.)
If Ubuntu is on a similar roadmap as fedora, they can't backport easily because the ABI/API changed between releases.
I agree a backport is preferable, but until then, the killall is preferable to ruining my drive by having it cycle 100's of times a day (until I upgrade to a release that has the fix.)
If Ubuntu is on a similar roadmap as fedora, they can't backport easily because the ABI/API changed between releases.