Just to clarify, we are running this kernel on about 500 Intel systems with various specs. These systems are at remote locations, so are difficult to monitor. From the log files and reboot stats, we gather the general stability of the systems. We experience occasional crashes on all systems, and a higher crash rate on the new Bayfield systems.
If you can correlate lspci output with oops reports for the various machines and report that against the various versions of the kernel, it would probably help the developers get a fix out.
Mike
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