Looking over Linux kernel list archives and other places, it looks like
when the "RCU Implementation" choice hit the mainline non-patched
kernel, the option to choose "Preemptable RCU" caused quite a stir as
many latent bugs were uncovered.
It looks like many bugs got fixed, but is it safe now? Should one
enable CONFIG_PREEMPT_RCU on a 2.6.29.6 kernel these days? It seems to
be available even without RT patches.
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