Some feedback... I'm running the 'unsupported' kernels across a range of machines... Working without problem. :) Job well done. Whilst I'm fine building my own kernel, I'm wondering if it's a worthwhile process producing a document that informs people how to use the kernel.src.rpm to build a 'customised' kernel version (with the RH goodies still here + additions)?
Unsupported Kernel for X86_64 and i386
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- From: mbottrell at gmail.com (Matt Bottrell)
- Date: Thu May 12 06:37:56 2005
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