Re: latest kernel - version question

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>> Don't forget AMD's K6 processors -- these are also i586 processors.
> 
> I have an AMD K6 that won't boot Fedora 7 (or later) due to missing
> some bit of architecture (I forget specifics, sorry...). So I suspect
> it's not truly an i586 processor? (fwiw, It did boot and install Linux
> Mint 9, LXDE however.)
> 
> I didn't know the difference 10 years ago when I bought it, though it
> had Win98 installed which was fine back then... Now it's barely
> adequate as a print server. 

My last attempt to run a later kernel on a 586 or older was with EL 3.  But if the system was rebuilt, it lost the updated native threads introduced in 3 (RH 9).  The GLIBC apparently required a 686 or later to support it.
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