was: Re: The tainted message

Francois Romieu
2002-04-27T17:02:24Z

Richard Thrapp <rthrapp@sbcglobal.net> :
[...]
> That doesn't fix the problem. The message is still wrong. A reference
> to an explanation only helps the people who can reach it immediately.
> Linux is also used on manufacturing floors (and several other places)
> where no network connections exist.

Aunt Tillie try to insmod a binary-only module on production server and ...

Please, kernel maintainers are way harder to bother without network connection.
It was the first goal of tainting, wasn't it ?

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Ueimor