On 21-Jan-99 Michael Johnson wrote:
>
> Because 2.0.36 is the latest stable kernel. And 2.1* series kernel are dev
> kernels. All dists I know of ship with the latest stable kernel.
> Developmental kernels though included with S.u.S.E. are not supported,
> whatsoever.
> -M
I've to tell wait for 2.2 to be the *latest* stable kernel (it has a pair
number not so odd:) and then release the SuSE 6.0 version, they have been
waitin for so long to inclube glibc support and will not wait a couple of
week (maybe less) to include 2.2 kernel?
I know that you maybe will tell me:"Cause after a new major release of the
kernel is released it's still quiet buggy"... well ok fine... then put
out new minor release of SuSE to correct or adapt the bug, well anyway we have
to upgrade to have 2.2 kernel in the next release so my only wish is let us
have 2.2 earlier... wht not ?!
I've one more question. How many of you do not fetch the 2.2 kernel and install
it when it'll be released !?
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Date: 22-Jan-99
Time: 09:08:48
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