its supposed to.  i'd stick with 2.2.10 unless there is something specific
in the newer ones you want.  in my experience 2.2.10 is BY FAR the best
2.2.x kernel(although i never tried a few, missed .3 .4 .6 .7 ..)

the reason(i read it, could be wrong)for the problems in 2.2.11 -.12 is
there was a large number of fixes backported to 2.2.11 which introduced a
lot of new problems(why do this in a stable kernel?! ack) and theyve been
working on ironing o ut the bugs ever since. hopefully 2.2.13 is as
stable as 2.2.10

nate

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On Wed, 20 Oct 1999, Aaron Solochek wrote:

> Yeah, 2.2.12.  Is 2.2.13 going to fix this, hopefully?
> 
> -Aaron Solochek
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> aphro wrote:
> 
> > what kernel are u running ? 2.2.11 and 2.2.12 both have pretty bad memory
> > leaks (2.2.11 is the worst)
> >
> > nate
> 

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