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On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 02:29:48PM -0400 or thereabouts, Rev. Jeffrey Paul wrote: |
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> I've encountered random odd freezes using gentoo-sources as well. What do |
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> you usually use on production machines? When stability is key, I've found |
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> myself using vanilla-sources and then manually patching grsec in, although |
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> I admit I am not as informed about the other kernel source sets as I'd |
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> like to be. Are there better alternatives for production servers? |
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All our servers run either WOLK or vanilla+grsec. WOLK is generally my |
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first choice, but 4.9 had some problems with ACPI and hyperthreading on SMP |
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machines which, as I understand it, have since been fixed on 4.10pre |
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I've heard some of the other developers say good things about both |
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ac-sources and aa-sources. Never used either of those myseflf. |
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--kurt |
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