Constant Brouerius van nidek wrote:
[...]
Is information about vanilla kernels also available via a smart repository?
Just to see regularly what is brewing and if some time is available to try it
out?
There is no smart repository. RTFM:
Linda Walsh wrote:
[...]
If you are wanting to play with current vanilla kernels, though,
you'll have to learn how download, extract, configure and build.
Not necessarily. Vanilla kernels are available as RPMs through the
opensuse build service:
On Saturday 29 December 2007 18:49:23 Thomas Hertweck wrote:
Linda Walsh wrote:
[...]
If you are wanting to play with current vanilla kernels, though,
you'll have to learn how download, extract, configure and build.
Not necessarily. Vanilla kernels are available as RPMs through the
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* Constant Brouerius van nidek [EMAIL PROTECTED] [12-29-07 12:27]:
Is information about vanilla kernels also available via a smart repository?
Just to see regularly what is brewing and if some time is available to try it
out?
smart accesses the
M Harris wrote:
I have an HP notebook running the boxed set openSUSE 10.0
I would like to upgrade the kernel *only* (modules, etc) without reinstalling
openSUSE. Can this be done easily?
Thanks
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You can download a kernel from kernel.org and buildl it 'anytime'.
I almost always
M Harris wrote:
I have an HP notebook running the boxed set openSUSE 10.0
I would like to upgrade the kernel *only* (modules, etc) without reinstalling
openSUSE. Can this be done easily?
YES and NO! Yes, you can upgrade the kernel to a later version. Making
it work with later versions of
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The Friday 2007-12-14 at 06:31 -0600, M Harris wrote:
I have an HP notebook running the boxed set openSUSE 10.0
I would like to upgrade the kernel *only* (modules, etc) without reinstalling
openSUSE. Can this be done easily?
openSUSE 10.0 was
On 2007/12/14 06:31 (GMT-0600) M Harris apparently typed:
I have an HP notebook running the boxed set openSUSE 10.0
I would like to upgrade the kernel *only* (modules, etc) without reinstalling
openSUSE. Can this be done easily?
Assuming you have a working internet connection:
If you want
I have an HP notebook running the boxed set openSUSE 10.0
I would like to upgrade the kernel *only* (modules, etc) without reinstalling
openSUSE. Can this be done easily?
Thanks
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M Harris
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On Friday 14 December 2007 12:47, Felix Miata wrote:
option 1
smart update; smart install kernel
option 2
fetch the kernel you want via http/ftp/wget/etc
rpm -ivh kernel kernelname
option 3
go into YaST, find kernel, and select update
option 4
smart
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