Not sure about your distro but if it is not Debian, it is always a good
idea to download the kernel source from www.kernel.org
The latest stable version is 2.6.8.1 but it has issues with CD Writer, so
I use Linux-2.6.7
http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-2.6.7.tar.bz2 (33MB)
May take li
--- Amit Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> my linux machine have kernel-2.4.22 (PCQ Linux
> 2004)
>
> how to upgrade to latest kernel 2.6 and from where
> can i get it?
>
> what are the steps to be followed?
>
> how much time does it normally takes on a intel
> pentium 800 machine with
Amit Sharma said on Tue, Sep 14, 2004 at 03:41:20PM +0530,:
> from where? my linux is PCQ Linux 2004 (based on FC1)
>From google. ;)
(hint:- RPMfind)
I use the raw sources from kernel.org though.
> in /etc/grub.conf right? (i am using grub)
Use the command 'update-grub'
--
Mahes
[snip]
>
> Download rpm package according to your distro,
from where? my linux is PCQ Linux 2004 (based on FC1)
> install it and select the new installted kernel form
> the boot loader at the time of booting.
in /etc/grub.conf right? (i am using grub)
>
> Change your boot loader settings to us
> how to upgrade to latest kernel 2.6 and from where
> can i get it?
>
> what are the steps to be followed?
Download rpm package according to your distro,
install it and select the new installted kernel form
the boot loader at the time of booting.
Change your boot loader settings to use ne
my linux machine have kernel-2.4.22 (PCQ Linux 2004)
how to upgrade to latest kernel 2.6 and from where can i get it?
what are the steps to be followed?
how much time does it normally takes on a intel pentium 800 machine with
512M RAM?
amit
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