On 19.05.2009 22:06, Farkas Levente wrote:
Josh Borke wrote:
I recently worked on getting an akmod package for RHEL5 for my work to
actually be useful. I know that there has been interest in getting
akmod for RHEL so I thought I would share what I had to do.
for rhel/centos/epel there is no need for akmod since rhel release
kernel are kabi compatible which means weak-updates can be used for all
kernel in a given release (that's why centos ships weak-updates kmods).
Yes and no. People sometimes want to use self-compiled kernels or
kernels other then those from RHEL5. akmods provides a solution if those
people need the kernel modules from RPM Fusion for those kernels.
CU
knurd
