> I want to include the newest kernel on my custom CD. Does > anyone know where I can get a RPM of kernel 2.4.10 or higher > (preferably 2.4.12). > > Otherwise, I will have to roll my own. Are there any gotchas > with doing this? It appears that RH does a few modifications > to the kernel, so I am not sure if I will have to do the same or not. > > thanks, > > --brett The newest production kernel that Redhat has put out is 2.4.9, which includes the fixes for ptrace vulerabilities. They use several patches for their kernels, which most often follow the -ac kernels (Alan Cox). So, you could get the -ac 2.4.12 kernel, and rebuild it into the rpm packages (someone discussed this a while back, so check the archives) if the Redhat 2.4.9 didn't work for you. Forrest
