Steven Lord wrote:
> This is true, but if you use the rpms and need that the same applies.
Redhat includes the RAID patches in their SRPMs. Hence the need for a new
SRPM/RPM from Redhat for the kernel. I'd rather have them add in their
patches and QA it than waste my time adding them to the 2.2.16 sources.
> Either way your on a one way trip to patch city.
I'm not quite sure what you're saying here... If you can use a stock
kernel, great. I unfortunately cannot.
> An efficient kernel contains the
> bare minimum, with modules for other stuff, and the required security
> patches. Bear that in mind, and you'll do a lot better.
I wasn't aware that I had any problems.
Also, when you respond to a message, you might want to consider quoting
what you are responding to. It makes it a lot less confusing for others to
follow.
Regards,
Pat
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Patrick Lawrence
Distributed Computing Analysis and Support
University of California at Davis
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