> This discussion is not appropriate for fedora-devel-list. Your > original question was much better suited for fedora-test-list. Look, all I wanted to know is how to find some old kernel rpms. I expected there to be some form of archive somewhere, and it seemed to me like the developers should know where it is. I apologize if no such thing exists, and that's EOT. I don't see why this question is so inappropriate and irrelevant for this list. In fact, it seems highly relevant to me, and I think there should be a policy to keep backup versions of rpms in a centralized place. I have needed such a thing on many occasions to determine what was broken, or recover my system from a horrific crash, due to Rawhide. > And frankly I'm baffled about your comments here... considering that > you are active in the livna bugzilla tickets and haven't reported > these apparently new problems to the packagers via livna bugzilla. ... I do not believe I have enough information at this point to file a valuable bug report. I wanted to test old kernels to determine the point of failure first. I also wanted to know whether problems can arise from the interaction between gcc4-compiled kernel, and binary kernel modules, and felt that the list was a more appropriate place to ask this question. -- Ivan Gyurdiev <ivg2@xxxxxxxxxxx> Cornell University
