It is a possibility that bisecting won't be able to find the bad commit, but we aren't there yet. There a still hundreds of commits to search through. As for the kernel the rule is you don't break the build, there are occasions when it happens, often because it build under one config and then fails under another, I have never seen so many failures before and I hate to guess why that is.
It is a possibility that bisecting won't be able to find the bad commit, but we aren't there yet. There a still hundreds of commits to search through. As for the kernel the rule is you don't break the build, there are occasions when it happens, often because it build under one config and then fails under another, I have never seen so many failures before and I hate to guess why that is.
next test kernel people. canonical. com/~jj/ linux-image- 2.6.39- 2-generic_ 2.6.39- 2.7~lp793437. 37_amd64. deb
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