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Issue #335, Section #1 (27�Nov�2005:�Describing And Debating The Development Process)
Issue #328, Section #2 (19�Sep�2005:�Review Period In Preparation For 2.6.13.1)
Issue #319, Section #9 (28�Aug�2005:�Summary Of Recent RT Patch Acceptance Discussion)
Issue #287, Section #12 (1�Jan�2005:�Intel Thermal Monitor For x86_64 Updated)
Issue #286, Section #5 (30�Nov�2004:�Intel Thermal Monitor Approaching Completion For x86_64)
Issue #274, Section #2 (18�Sep�2004:�List Of Pending 2.4 Bugs)
Issue #261, Section #9 (9�Jun�2004:�ketchup Kernel Patching Script Version 0.5 Released)
Issue #256, Section #3 (2�Apr�2004:�New kpatchup Kernel Patching Script Version 0.02)
Issue #254, Section #12 (19�Mar�2004:�Linux 2.6.3-rc2-mm1 Released)
Issue #253, Section #6 (7�Mar�2004:�CPU Hotplugging Code Update)
Issue #247, Section #3 (31�Dec�2003:�Real-Time Maintainership; Nanokernel Maintainership; Patent Policy)
Issue #244, Section #4 (8�Dec�2003:�Large VM Blocksize Support; Status Of sysenter)
Issue #244, Section #11 (8�Dec�2003:�Minutes From OSDL Talk At LSE Conference Call)
Issue #243, Section #1 (1�Dec�2003:�Linux 2.6.0-test9-mm3 Released)
Issue #224, Section #4 (30�Jul�2003:�Expected Changes From 2.4 To 2.6)
Issue #212, Section #4 (6�Apr�2003:�Linux 2.5.66-mm1 Released; Status Of UMSDOS)
Issue #210, Section #14 (23�Mar�2003:�Support For NUMAQ Machines With More Than 8 IOAPICs)
Issue #207, Section #19 (2�Mar�2003:�Mailing List Statistics)
Issue #184, Section #5 (15�Sep�2002:�Linux 2.4.20-pre5-ac2 Released)
Issue #183, Section #3 (8�Sep�2002:�Adding 'localconfig' To Automate .config Choices)
Issue #178, Section #4 (4�Aug�2002:�Kludging Around APIC Problems)
Issue #160, Section #13 (1�Apr�2002:�-dj Kernels Forward-Porting 2.4 Code To 2.5; Migrating To BitKeeper)
Issue #159, Section #2 (25�Mar�2002:�Some Developers Unhappy With BitKeeper License)
Issue #145, Section #9 (10�Dec�2001:�Migrating From OSS To ALSA)
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