On Mon, May 22, 2000 at 11:09:36AM -0400, Michael Hernandez wrote:
> One thing to keep in mind, When Linux updates their kernel they use the odd
> numbers as beta and even numbers as full .. i.e. your 2.2.13 would be a beta
> for 2.2.14, you might want to consider going back to 2.2.12 or getting
> 2.2.14.
You're not correct here. If the kernel version is:
x.y.z
If y is an even number or zero, the kernel version is a "production" version.
If y is an odd number, the kernel version is a "development" version.
x or z do not play a role in whether or not a kernel is beta or not. For
example, all 2.2.x kernels are production, all 2.3.x kernels are development.
-- PhoneBoy
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