The Big Linux 2.6.35 Kernel Problem Is Fixed

"Last week we reported on a disastrous bug within the Linux 2.6.35 kernel that while this kernel is still months from being officially released, a major regression was introduced that slaughtered the Linux system's performance. This was experienced across multiple systems, architectures, and file-systems. Today we can officially report that this problem has been resolved.

"With yesterday's automated kernel tests via our Phoromatic-powered test farm that monitors the Linux kernel performance on a daily basis with the results being available at kernel-tracker.phoromatic.com."

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