I am experimenting with installs of frozen potato and this is a puzzle (to me):
Using a CD ISO image I downloaded of potato about a month ago I do a CD Boot to install the base system, then I select http for the access method. Doing so I end up with Kernel version 2.2.14. Using a new ISO image I downloaded just today when proceeding in the same fashion I end up with Kernel version 2.2.15. Here is what puzzles me. I have the impression that I am using the CD just to load a basic system, to give me the capability to proceed further with an http install, as such I would have thought that either way I would end up with the latest frozen potato, yet I end up with different versions. Is there a good reason for this? A second question would be is there an ISO source which I could download which would only contain the basic system that if I could use just to get going, then switch to http (or ftp) install. The full disc is 600+ MB, but a CD of the basic system needed to get going and complete with http or ftp install would be much much smaller...would be nice to have. Ron
