Per my previous message to the list, I am continuing to use Vectorlinux on my P75 with 32MB RAM with pretty decent results. A bit slow at some things, but overall the performance is acceptable. I should mention up front that, having heard some good things about reiserfs, I decided to try it out on this install. Anyway, I'm beginning to consider "downgrading" kernels, since I understand that the newer, larger kernels can affect performance on survpc's. And, I'm guessing there are alot of things compiled into this stock 2.4.19 kernel that I just won't need - e.g., USB support. I would just like to ask some general advice on what I'll be up against in downgrading to an older kernel. Can I expect a "stock" kernel to work, say, one from an older Slackware install CD? Will the reiserfs pose problems for older kernels? Will I need to compile a kernel from source to get it to work? Input on this will be appreciated.
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