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Subject: Re: [git pull] core/percpu for v2.6.27
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Mike Travis wrote:
> 
> 	4.2.3 is fine; he was using 4.2.0 before, and as far as I know,
>         4.2.0 and 4.2.1 are known broken for the kernel.
> 

I might have been misremembering about 4.2.[01]; Adrian Bunk reminds me 
that 4.*1*.[01] are definitely broken, and I can't simply remember the 
purported problem with 4.2, so it *may* be a case of off-by-one mental 
error.

	-hpa