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Subject: release or stable, for wifi
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Hello list,

Is it better (for wireless) to follow 10-R, 10-STABLE or 11? The
situation is an acer aspire v5 netbook. I'm running new xorg because
it's an amd c70 with a radeon chipset. Thing is, it needs some kind of
reliability. Wireless is provided by the ath0 driver.

thanks,
-- 
John