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			 A list of known bugs
		Copyright (c) 1996 - 1999 Ulrich Windl
		 <Ulrich.Windl@rz.uni-regensburg.de>
		     $Date: 1999/01/26 22:21:55 $

- A long-lasting bug in the Linux kernel is the incorrect updates to
  the CMOS clock, especially during daylight saving time.  Since
  kernel 2.0.32/2.2.0 a kernel warning is printed at least. It's not
  quite obvious how to fix it without knowing the hardware very well
  (it seems).

- Occasionally the serial driver only detected a pulse once every ten
  seconds in Linux 2.0.  In Linux 2.2 every 10th pulse was lost of an
  Rx character was ready at the same time.  Currently I have no idea
  why this happens.

- Architectures other than i386 are possibly still incomplete, but
  should be rather straight forward (files <arch>/kernel/time.c,
  include/asm-<arch>/{ioctls.h,termios.h}).

- The line discipline code should be revised.
