stable kernel tree

[Brandon McGinty-Carroll]

The only constant path I have would be using git:
git clone --depth 1 git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git
You won't be able to use this like a standard git repo, if you have that need, but it should fetch the latest version.
This is the closest surely "stable" version I know of.
Corrections from the list are welcome.

Brandon McGinty-Carroll

On Mon, Aug 05, 2013 at 01:01:53PM -0700, Gregory Nowak wrote:
> hi all,
> I am experiencing problems when running various binaries on two of my
> wheezy boxes. This unfortunately isn't something I can file a bug
> report on right now, because there isn't anything definite I can put
> my finger on as far as saying here's the problem, and here is how to
> repeatedly reproduce it. So, I decided to build my own kernel. If that
> works for me, then I can at least file a bug report saying that a
> newer kernel works for me, and the one currently packaged with wheezy
> doesn't. If the debian kernel team can do something with that,
> great. If they can't, oh well. I've found at least one other person
> out there who seems to be having problems very similar to what I'm
> seeing, and who also suspects the kernel packaged with wheezy is the
> cause.
> 
> Anyway, I went to kernel.org, which I haven't been too in a very long
> time. I remember there being a latest symlink to a given kernel
> version, and another symlink called long-term, or something like
> that. Those aren't there anymore. So, what's considered to be the
> fairly stable version these days? I saw a directory called
> stable-review, but didn't look there at anything, because of the word
> review. The most recent tarball seems to be 3.9. Is that ok to go with,
> or is a lower version better for long term use. If a lower version is
> better, then which one? Thanks in advance.
> 
> Greg
> 
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