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alessandroselli
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RE: Kernel 2.6.35.10?
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I think I'm slowly getting it. I thought it had to do with the [i]latest longterm[/i] tag, but of the four such tagged kernels I could not find three (i.e. kernels 2.6.32.28, 2.6.34.8 and 2.6.35.10) but I could find version 2.6.27.57. But now I see kernel 2.6.27.57 is also tagged [i]latest stable[/i], so I guess it's normal that latest longterm kernels that are not yet declared stable are not in the official repository. Is then the non-stable "latest longterm" kernel a kernel due to be released in the future?
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17 Jan 11
I think I'm slowly getting it. I thought it had to do with the latest longterm tag, but of the four such tagged kernels I could not find three (i.e. kernels 2.6.32.28, 2.6.34.8 and 2.6.35.10) but I could find version 2.6.27.57. But now I see kernel 2.6.27.57 is also tagged latest stable, so I guess it's normal that latest longterm kernels that are not yet declared stable are not in the official repository. Is then the non-stable "latest longterm" kernel a kernel due to be released in the future?