Newer 2.2.x kernels and 2.4.x kernels work alright when taking turns. Just
upgrade to everything listed in the 2.4.x Changes file. 2.4.x actually
requires a fair amount of work the first time. They changed a lot of the
stuff around. I had to upgrade some software, create some new devices,
pass some kernel parameters, etc... found some funky things like how I
wanted ppp support compiled into the kernel but I couldn't have version
info set on my modules. Stuff like that.. always read the manual.
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Krikofer wrote:
> Upon reading the LDP (Linux Document Project), I noticed it mentioned
> their boot having more than one kernels listed in their LILO. My
> question is can Kernel 2.2 coexist with 2.4 on the same machine? I know
> only one can run at a time. What dangers I may not be aware of having 2
> different kernels on the same machine? I am planning to customize the
> kernel for this specific machine to make the kernel as small as possible
> without compromising stability. I recalled someone on this list
> mentioned compiling his own custom kernel and got it from stock RH
> kernel which takes about 30 megs vs custom kernel which takes 17 megs.
>
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