Just use the latest stable kernel. At the moment it's linux-2.6.22.9 the -23 series has problems with mounting files as filesystems, and network mounts using nfs.. -24 is the latest development series and is still at the -rc stage.
I'm very wary of applying patches willy-nilly unless I either have problems or want the functions offered by the patch, basically because "In Linus I trust". There are a number of Kernel tar archive files on the On Nov 26, 2007 3:30 PM, Aidan Gauland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I want to use the Linux kernel source from kernel.org instead of > the source from the Debian package, and I got the list of patches > that the Debian project applies to the kernel source before they put > it in the package repositories, and I want to know if there are any > of these patches I that I probably need. Obviously, I don't want > most of them, such as patches for bug fixes or features on > architectures other than x86, or for features I wont ever use, like > support for 2TB filesystems, so how can I find out what patches I > might want of need? > > Thanks, > Aidan > -- Sincerely etc. Christopher Sawtell
