> You can go to www.kernel.org and get 2.4.14(the latest stable) and build > it yourself or go to the mandrake website and find a cooker mirror and get > the latest cooker kernel as an rpm and install it.(I never recommend this > method I always like to build my own so I can add in only what I need and > not have useless garbage compiled in that I don't need.)
You have a good point there, although with SuSE, and a suspect Mandrake too, there are generally a lot of nice features patched in that you do not get at Kernel.org. BTW, does cooker offer source code too? I guess that would be the best of both worlds - source code of a patched kernel. :-) -Tim -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Timothy R. Butler | Universal Networks | http://www.uninet.info [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 12495932 AIM: Uninettm Christian Portal and Search Tool: http://www.faithtree.com Open Source Migration Guide: http://www.ofb.biz ============== "Christian Web Services Since 1996" ============== Registered Linux User #82130 Registered Linux Machines #34002 & 102889
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