Try
% uname -a
If this doesn't work, then check the versions of the kernel images and other
boot files in the /boot directory.
If neither of these work, then I'm not sure how else to check this. There may
be a configuration file somewhere, which might contain this information;
however, if neither of the above methods provides the information you want,
then they should and you might want to report this in the Mandrake bug reports.
mike
Greg Martz wrote:
> I have been hearing about the above version, but saw nothing about it on the
> linux-mandrake.com web site. I then checked rpmfind.net and checking the
> VERSION file in both current and 7.0 I see that it is indeed marked as
>
> 7.0-2 (Air)
>
> When I do a Ctrl-Alt-F1, my mandrake install says 7.0 (Air).
>
> Are these the same versions? I have looked at the time/date stamps of all
> the files in the base folder for both my copy and the copy on rpmfind.net
> and they are the same. Is there a way I can check to see if I have 7.02
> (Air) before downloading the whole package again?
>
> Thanks!
> Greg
