The status of "won't fix" relates to the udev package, not to the issue as a whole. As mentioned above, the problem is not the udev package; it's the kernel driver that receives the MAC address from the network interface. Consequently, "won't fix" is the correct status for the udev package.
With respect to testing with the linux-image-2.6.27-* package, we have tested by installing the package with Hardy. Unfortunately, however, that kernel breaks the video driver and the framebuffer in a manner that makes the machine unusable, so we are unable to verify whether the linux-image-2.6.27-* kernel package fixes this bug.
The status of "won't fix" relates to the udev package, not to the issue as a whole. As mentioned above, the problem is not the udev package; it's the kernel driver that receives the MAC address from the network interface. Consequently, "won't fix" is the correct status for the udev package.
With respect to testing with the linux-image- 2.6.27- * package, we have tested by installing the package with Hardy. Unfortunately, however, that kernel breaks the video driver and the framebuffer in a manner that makes the machine unusable, so we are unable to verify whether the linux-image- 2.6.27- * kernel package fixes this bug.
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Loye Young www.iycc. net
Isaac & Young Computer Company
Laredo, Texas
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