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So anyway, it was like, 15:04 CET Feb 08 2006, you know? Oh, and, yeah, CBFalconer was all like, "Dude,

Whatever the reason for the message in this particular case (there are a few alternatives, as I'm sure you're aware), people in general seem to disagree with your opinion that it's actually a serious problem.

While that behaviour sounds stupid indeed, it's not even remotely like having an extra line in your log files now and then, is it?

If I was experiencing this issue, and it caused no adverse effects like, say, lockups and crashes, and, hey, not even automatic reboots, after reviewing the information that's available about it on the internet, I'd leave it well enough alone and spend my time on stuff that actually matter to me.

You might be of a different opinion and perhaps replace your hardware because of it, but it's pretty drastic to call someone stupid for making another judgement call based on facts.

Instead of just acting like a sarcastic butthole, you might perhaps give some pertinent advice to the OP what he shouldactuallydo to fix it, in your opinion.

hth, hand.

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