> I just apt-get install kernel-image-2.6.x-k7-1 (were x is currently
at 4
> reflecting the latest kernel release, and k7 is because I have an
athlon xp)
> and the latest kernel is all set up for me.
If it is that easy, then life has taken a weird turn. But it's done
that before, so I guess i
> It's perfectly possible to
> install 2.6 even on the current stable, albeit with a few backports
of
> things like module-init-tools and e2fsprogs
I am too much of a newbie to attempt such a thing. I was raised on
BASIC, on the Timex-Sinclair, C64, TI-994A, then moved to Unix
briefly in college.
Thanks for the replies. More insight is very welcome, so keep them
coming.
So far what I think I am going to do is wait for SuSE 9.1 and the new
release of Debian (which I presume will both use the 2.6 Kernel) and
re-compare, based on user opinions. But the info now is welcome.
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