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Post 302459720 by remi75 on Tuesday 5th of October 2010 09:09:18 AM
10-05-2010
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4.3.5-4 in testing, and 4.5.1-8 in experimental. I'll try 4.3.5-4 now to see if it helps, and then 4.5.1-8 from experimental, but without enabling the experimental repositories. There is also 4.1.2-29, which already hit stable (maybe should be the wisest choice).
Actually, I find it more stable than testing!
Actually, I find it more stable than testing!
keep us informed if you 'd like .Regards
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