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To: steve harris who wrote (148754)	11/18/2001 12:10:16 PM
From: wanna_bmw	Respond to of 186894

Steve, Re: "Failing to compile a Linux kernel is a serious issue for a lot of people. It is not a "TEST". It was serious enough that the 1.13 P3 was recalled and never heard from again?" I don't disagree with the seriousness of the issue. What I disagree with is the data corruption aspect, which is why I used the word "fine". If Dan3 wants to continue to bring up the 1.13GHz Pentium III recall, he can do so (even though I'm sure it would have to be tongue in cheek at least). However, he should not be over-embellishing this by saying that it corrupted data as well. That's the line between being a cheerleader and being a liar. wbmw