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Subject: Dare I install this kernel?
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Just downloaded and installed the latest 2.2-snap on a machine, and
customized the kernel. During the compile, I received literally dozens
of ominous messages:

warning: comparison between signed and unsigned

These came during the compilation of some rather touchy-looking code in
the kernel.

Dare I install and run the kernel I just built?

--Brett