>1. Don't run update with 2.2.8. It's unnecessary and it's causing
>filesystem corruption for some people. This has to be a bug somewhere
>else in the kernel; update is simply calling sync() every thirty
>seconds.
Have the cases of corruption been detectable with 'fsck -f' or is the
data itself corrupted, rather than the filesystem structure?
This information would be helpful to determine how to proceed with
systems which were running 2.2.8 and update.
Thanks,
David
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