> An idea that may be worth trying would be to use yum to update the Linux > kernel & drivers.
Please remember that this group of testers is just getting their feet wet -- I'm interpreting their hurdles as representative of what other user groups might encounter. If they are using a recent F11 build (say os11) on the XO-1, 'yum update' by itself will not result in the new kernel being used -- there needs to be manual intervention to copy the content of /boot (in which yum stores the new kernel) to /versions/pristine/11/boot (which is where the the firmware appears to load kernels from). Such manual intervention might not be what we expect from typical users. mikus p.s. To find all the places where kernels are stored by F11 builds, I use the command find / -name vmlinuz [If "alternate" build versions are installed on the system, that makes things even more complicated.] _______________________________________________ Testing mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/testing
