Re: Redhat kernel question....

1998-03-18 Thread Dan Cyr
I myself always use the tar.gz for my kernel cd /usr/src mv linux linux-2.0.32 tar zvxf linux-2.0.33.tar.gz rm linux.2.0.33.tar.gz (i do this because i have untared it over my kernel after making changes before =) mv linux linux-2.0.33 ln -s linux-2.0.33 linux cd linux and rebuild it! ## BUT #

Redhat kernel question....

1998-03-18 Thread Tim Larkins \(EUKSHEL1PO\)
I've recently installed RH5 and I'm in the proccess of configuring the various hardware components that I have in my current machine I visited the RH updates directory on the RH ftp site and d/l all the latest RPMS. When I actually had a look at them I realised that the latest kernel source p