It's also entirely possible to take a RH7.3 system, download the 2.4.19 kernel (www.kernel.org) and then patch that. That's been my preference so far, anyway.
Is there a reason to run with a patched RedHat kernel? Cathy Sarisky -- back to re-IPing 20+ vservers in a non-downtime-producing way -- drat drat drat -- i hate spammers -- * *before anyone flames me (it just occured to me that that was ambiguous): I'm re-IPing because I'm moving to a different bandwidth provider because my old one had _other_ customers hosting spammers and spews listed the whole /19. No spam here! ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: Nuno Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 12:14:57 +0000 >Hello! > >Mr. Lyashkov mantains a set of patches for RH kernels here: >http://www.infotecstt.ru/~shadow/ > >You may find that easier than patching it yourself ;) > >Regards, >Nuno Silva > >Graham Bevins wrote: >> Hi all, >> I have been trying to patch the 2.4.19ctx-14 patch against the source rpm >> of RH7.3's kernel (2.4.18-3) and I get a number of errors. I am new to >> kernel patching and have been through the howto although this doesn't >> explain what to do with .rej files too clearly(IMHO). >> >> There are lines preceeded with an "!". What does this mean? I have looked >> through the .orig file and the patched file and can find no references to >> the code contained within the .rej file... I'm confused.. >> >> Has anyone tried patching against 2.4.18-3 of Redhat's and had similar >> problem? >> >> any help would be really appreciated. >> >> >> Thanks, >> >> Graham Bevins. >> >> >> > > ________________________________________________________________ Sent via the WebMail system at webmail.pioneernet.net
