Chris wrote:
> It depends on which one you want. There is gentoo-dev-sources, and mm
> sources and maybe one or two others.
Is there any chance that someday one will be able to get 2.6.x by upgrading
2.4.x vanilla-sources, or will they remain separated forever (meaning one has
to explicitly ask
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004, William Kenworthy uttered the following immortal words,
> (on things I do every day), wasnt too good on the desktop and had many
> incompatibilities but as a fair bit of time has passed I am compiling it
> again and will try it soon.
As far as the 2.4 releases were concerned
"emerge sources -s" will list all available sources. It should live
alongside 2.4 fine (did in the past), but on complex kitchen sink
machines like mine, I will have to see.
I am about to try 2.6 mm and see how it goes. I did try an earlier 2.6
vanilla some months back and as others have found,
On Friday 13 February 2004 09:55 pm, Linux Gentoo wrote:
> As a new user of Gentoo, may I ask a dumb question... How would one go
> about trying this new kernel?
>
> I imagine I need to emege something, then run menuconfig and compile,
> but are there instructions someplace on just what to do? An
As a new user of Gentoo, may I ask a dumb question... How would one go
about trying this new kernel?
I imagine I need to emege something, then run menuconfig and compile,
but are there instructions someplace on just what to do? And will I be
able to save all my 2.4 related files in case somethin
