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Subject: Device polling in the 5.x series
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Hi All,

Just to check. Still running some 5.x systems here and experiences trouble 
where device polling is turned on. I must add that i am using intel cards, 
so the em driver is involved as well. When i turn off device polling, the 
system is way more stable. Did polling ever really work well in the 
5.x series with the em driver?
Regards,

Mipam.