John,
LTSP doesn't care what kernel is running on the server. It doesn't
matter to the LTSP client.
You'll be able to run any kernel you want on the server, including a 2.4
kernel.
I'd imagine there's still some sites out there running a 2.2 kernel on
their server.
Jim McQuillan
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John P. New wrote:
Jim,
The new LTSP sounds great. I look forward to it.
Just to be clear, "dropping the 2.4 kernel completely" means for both
client _and_ server, correct?
If so, then the upgrade path is a little more involved for those running
servers with 2.4 kernels. Not that I'm complaining; this will hopefully
give me the kick in the pants I need to upgrade my system.
John P. New
London, Ontario, Canada
On Sun, 2006-01-15 at 20:09, Jim McQuillan wrote:
o 2.6.15 kernel. We'll be dropping the 2.4 kernel completely
because the new stuff we're doing in LTSP-4.2 requires features
that are only in the 2.6 kernels.
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