I would strongly suggest that you get the source and compile it yourself.
It's not as scary as you think. Linuxdoc (www.linuxdoc.org) has a kernel
howto. RPM's are generally pre-compiled with patches and stuff that can make
it a bit ugly. Example: Mandrake kernel RPM's are fine if you have a
pentium, but on a 386, you'll be lucky if it runs at all!
Use the force, Read the source!
Steve
A serious security bug in kernels < 2.2.16 was reported two days ago.
When will updated rpms be available?
Bob T.
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