> In my experience, Red hat as a distro has better hardware support for > servers. For example, it came with optimized Kernels for IBM LS20 out of box > (These blades had Clock Skew issue with 2 CPUs that needs few tweaks).
Actually if you look at banking/ finance sector and any company that is going in for certification one of the criteria states that you need to have a licence OS. And no redhat with it's redhat 6 is a 2.6.32 kernel which has module support for hw. I'm sure if you can get a latest stable kernel and/or compile the modules yourself you should be good to go. Derwyn -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
