Just out of curiousity if we are not using the Desktop version...but
using it as server setup, where can I locate this new updated RPM of this
kernel? I am thinking of upgrading it to this version for my 9 Linux
Servers that is deployed so far.
If you are wondering... I enjoyed working with those and they are pretty
solid so far. As for being solid...the system is currently running 4382
domains on average on each server, with the last three being as Email and
MySQL/Postgres Databases. Soand in light of the security bugs that is
found in the current kernel, I would like to grab the latest version and
upgrade it. It would be nice if Mandrake webpage have the urls linked to it
for the older versions of Mandrakes like 7.0.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Civileme
Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 5:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] 2.2.17 kernel on Mandrake 7.0--safe?
"Bruce E. Harris" wrote:
Hi,
I have never upgraded a kernel using a RPM, always used soruce
in the past. But
I wonder if Mandrake does something special to the kernel to
make a Mandrake
specific RPM kernel worth it? In light of this, is the RPM
under cooker 2.2.17
a safe bet for Mandrake 7.0? I now have two reasons to upgrade
my kernel, so
guess I will take the plunge.
TIA
BRuce
Cooker is for BETA. The rpm checked out is the one at
MandrakeUpdate (accessible from the star icon on the desktop).
It is 2.2.16-xmdk
And yes, at least one of the 2.2.17 modules is under test and
definitely beta until Chmouel tells us otherwise.
Civileme
