> > Can we not use the new live cd builder to just whip up a Current > > Release + updates live CD every so often so that it gets all the > > latest kernel, boot, driver and random other fixes? > > The problem is the random other breakage it'd also get... Fair point, the major advantage (but probably the worst disadvantage too) would be a new kernel. EG my housemate's laptop (small acer with an external firewire DVD-RW drive) won't boot. Her response is "Why would I leave XP.... at least it works most of the time". Now I know her machine would work well. Its basically all the same Intel Centrino Core Duo chipsets as my Dell D620, and I suspect even the DVD will work with some of the later kernels with some of the firewire improvements. But she does have a point, one that I suspect a lot of people see. Pete -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list
