Holtz,Robert wrote: > Just download the source code for whatever version you need and compile > it yourself. This isn't as painful as it sounds. Yeah, but it isn't as CentOS as it sounds, either. The distributed kernels have up to 700 patches (2.6.9 last time I counted) against them, stuff tends to get backported into the released kernels, there are performance patches and other patches for whatnot in that kernel. So yes, it might be that it is easy to just compile the kernel. But the outcome might not be what you expect it to be. Cheers, Ralph -- If you have read this mail and your name is *not* Arnold Postlethwaite, you hereby confirm that you owe me US-$ 12,35. Please contact me offlist for account information.
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