On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, John Summerfield wrote: > Still there will be configuration choices that may impact how well the > binaries fit in.
But that should not make a kernel built from the public "generic" source tree not work on any given distro. (As you say further on.) > If Dingo Linux has ext3 built in instead of being built as a module, > then its initialisation scripts and configuration files will not work > with a Red Hat kernel for some users (those who use ext3 for starters) > because ext3 will not be loaded. Given the obvious requirement of bootstrapping, you can make your init scripts smarter than that, John. ;-) C'mon! > However, a Dingo Linux user should expect to be able to build a kernel > for Dingo-Linux from the Red Hat source. Yes! Exactly.
