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Problems with Wheezy not in Squeeze

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Originally Posted by craigevil (Post 4312934)

Quicker and easy just to reinstall.

Or tell us what problems and just fix them, since chances are they can be easily fixed. Or keep upgrading and go to unstable/sid. :)

I have run into a kernel bug that needs to be patched.

https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33992

Is there a kernel fix for wheezy for this?

This is causing Symantec Backup Exec to fail after starting. I'm not sure which is worse maintaining a patched kernel or a patched application

http://blog.redweb.at/2012/08/howto-...nel-3-0-debian
bondo

The bug is in the backup exec program. What you are referring to is a kernel bug which was already fixed in 2.6.39 - fixing this bug caused your program to misbehave.

Follow the instructions in the blog and patch the backup exec agent yourself or see if the vendor has a patch/update.

Symantec is aware of the problem. No fix available as yet. I guess since I have to re-install to fall back to squeezy then I'm just going to switch to Centos 6.4.

Thanks anyway!
bondo