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Subject: 	Re: [Centos] is centos3.1 compatible with dag's el3 repo?
Date: 	Thu, 26 Aug 2004 10:15:22 +0200
From: 	sophana <sophana78@xxxxxxxx>
To: 	Dag Wieers <dag@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Dag Wieers wrote:

>Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think
>
>	CentOS 3 = Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 U1
>	CentOS 3.1 = Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 U2
>
>Although I would have prefered CentOS to follow the Red Hat numbering 
>instead of adding confusion. Soon U3 will be released and there will 
>probably be a CentOS 3.2 release.

Ok I understand, I thought the RHEL2.1 has existed so I also thought 
that RHEL 3.1 existed also.
I would also have prefered strict redhat numbering: centos 3 update2
If redhat release RHEL3.1 what will be centos name?

>>For example I wish to install evms from dag's repo. Is there any problem?
>
>No, any problem you encounter should be reported and fixed. It is 
>all designed to work together. (except for kernel module packages)
>

evms needs a set of kernel patch to be applied. Do you think I can find 
one already patched or I should do it myself?
If I do it, would you be interested in having the evms patched rpm? (I 
don't know how to do a rpm, but I can try)

Is there a problem that a package depends on a kernel rpm?

Regards




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<pre>Dag Wieers wrote:

&gt;Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think
&gt;
&gt;	CentOS 3 = Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 U1
&gt;	CentOS 3.1 = Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 U2
&gt;
&gt;Although I would have prefered CentOS to follow the Red Hat numbering 
&gt;instead of adding confusion. Soon U3 will be released and there will 
&gt;probably be a CentOS 3.2 release.

Ok I understand, I thought the RHEL2.1 has existed so I also thought 
that RHEL 3.1 existed also.
I would also have prefered strict redhat numbering: centos 3 update2
If redhat release RHEL3.1 what will be centos name?

&gt;&gt;For example I wish to install evms from dag's repo. Is there any problem?
&gt;
&gt;No, any problem you encounter should be reported and fixed. It is 
&gt;all designed to work together. (except for kernel module packages)
&gt;

evms needs a set of kernel patch to be applied. Do you think I can find 
one already patched or I should do it myself?
If I do it, would you be interested in having the evms patched rpm? (I 
don't know how to do a rpm, but I can try)

Is there a problem that a package depends on a kernel rpm?

Regards


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