#include hallo.h
* Colin Watson [Thu, Jul 03 2003, 02:44:18PM]:
When you see bf2.4 in a kernel package's version number, it indicates
the fairly stripped-down kernel that's installed by default when you
Sorry, stripped-down is just wrong wording here. It has more drivers
that the actuall
On Thursday 03 July 2003 15:16, Duane Winner wrote:
Could somebody please breifly explain to me what the bf2.4 variant on
the 2.4.18 kernel in Woody is all about?
The bf2.4 is a 2.4 kernel that's built for compatibility so it can be used on
install- and rescue-disks on a wide variety of
On Thu, 2003-07-03 at 09:45, Nicos Gollan wrote:
On Thursday 03 July 2003 15:16, Duane Winner wrote:
Could somebody please breifly explain to me what the bf2.4 variant on
the 2.4.18 kernel in Woody is all about?
The bf2.4 is a 2.4 kernel that's built for compatibility so it can be used on
On Thursday 03 July 2003 16:02, Duane Winner wrote:
Sorry to be a pest, but what optimizations am I missing?
Well, some processors can do stuff others can't. Basically, for Intel
architectures, the smallest common set is the i386. This does not use any
improvements made to the command set
On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 09:16:03AM -0400, Duane Winner wrote:
I'm relatively new to Debian, and have had pretty good success with it
so far, but am trying to become more knowledgable about it.
Could somebody please breifly explain to me what the bf2.4 variant on
the 2.4.18 kernel in Woody is
On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 09:16:03AM -0400, Duane Winner wrote:
I'm relatively new to Debian, and have had pretty good success with it
so far, but am trying to become more knowledgable about it.
Could somebody please breifly explain to me what the bf2.4 variant on
the 2.4.18 kernel in Woody is
#include hallo.h
Could somebody please breifly explain to me what the bf2.4 variant on
the 2.4.18 kernel in Woody is all about?
Not somebody, something.
apt-cache show kernel-image-2.4.18-bf2.4
Why is it called bf2.4?
Some people claimed it to be Big Fscking, but it means just
Boot Floppy
Duane Winner wrote:
But until I reach that point (compiling kernel), is there a better
stable kernel I might want to install?
There are the kernel-image-* packages for each of the architectures
supported. I think there are images in sid for the 2.4.21 kernel. They
provide a binary pre-compiled
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