Gaurav Yadav forced the electrons to say:
> >Missed the original question, but what's wrong with "uname -a"?
> it prints what is in /etc/issue or /proc/version most probably(the 2.0.29).
> It never increments the version value if you recomplie the kernel.
uname parses /proc/version.
About the version value, I assume you are talking about the RedHat release
number. That is changed in the spec file and in include/linux/version.h (Look
for UTS_RELEASE).
Binand
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