It is best that you move up to the current version of YDL; jumping over
YDL versions is more than OK, given your hardware it is perhaps
recommended. You should be able to download the YDL 4.0 installation
manual, and ISOs then create your own CDs and install from them. Then
you'll be on your way as all the software supplied works together.
On May 16, 2005, at 5:39 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I want to upgrade from 2.4.x to 2.6.x.
I have a G5 system with 2 cpus. Currenly the systemis running on YDL
3.0.1 I got from Terra Soft directly (including system). The current
YDL 3.0.1 only supports 1 cpu and has many limitations on other
hardware support.
Team,
To save some time on trying different kernels to find th ebest one for
my system, I hope to get some direction on the upgrade. Here is the
questions:
1, Does any 2.6.x kernel with PPC suport will work onG5 system?
- G5 system has some issues working wit standard linux kernel
and Terra Soft did some patch in YDL Linux to make it work.
If it works,
Does my yaboot is 1.3.0 work wit the kernel?
Which version of 2.6.x kernel fit the best?
What additional patch I should have (such as module support)?
2, If not, should I get YDL 4.0 first or I can directly upgrade
from 3.0.1 to 4.0.1?
Does 4.0.1 have new version of yaboot to support?
Thanks!
Eddie
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