CyberSurfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I noticed a strange output with the commando "uname".
> When i type # uname -v , it should print the operating system version
> but as you can see bellow it prints the time.
> This does not seem correct.
The time of kernel compilation is considered part of the version in
this case.
> I use Redhat 7.0, kernel version 2.2.16.22.
uname refers to this piece of data ("2.2.16-22") as the "release"
instead of the "version". Use uname -r to make uname print it.
This isn't a program bug, it's just different from what you expected.
If you read the documentation and find it misleading/inadequate,
report that as a documentation bug, and suggest changes that would
have made the documentation clearer to you.
paul
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