> Do you have any statistics on what percentage of the download traffic
> is whole kernels versus patches? If most of the traffic is whole kernels,
> I think I might be able to offer up a fix for that.
this is something that hooking into a cache heirarchy (e.g. NLANR)
might help resolve.
-- craig
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