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SubjectRe: What does tainting actually mean?
Hi!

> Is that true? We can see where the oops occurs. If it's in the
> module, nothing more needs to be said. If it's in the kernel itself,
> we can check our source. We could check all the calls the module

We *could* do it, but it would take too much time and we
have better stuff to do.
Pavel

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