Most of the posts so far have been involving the server side stuff. I'm wondering what kind of hardware / OS / connectivity / security goes into the royal residences. I'm assuming the royals all have computers in their studies / home offices, but i'm wondering what kind of systems they use, and what the connectivity and security going into the royal residences is. Something tells me they don't use AOL:) Something also hopes that they use imacs.
I upgraded to 2.2.0 (and 2.2.1 since) on 2 seperate RH 5.1 machines with 0 problems. It was just like tracking kernel releases always was with either 2.x tree; download kerenl, remove linux symlink, untar in/usr/src, rename to linux-2.x.x, symlink linux over to it, then the standard makes (menuconfig,depend,zImage,modules,install,modules_ install) and away I went.
I don't see where RH5.2 is any different, it's based on the same glibc and (incremental releases aside) same compilers. It seems very strange that 5.2 would give problems where 5.1 didn't...
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Most of the posts so far have been involving the server side stuff. I'm wondering what kind of hardware / OS / connectivity / security goes into the royal residences. I'm assuming the royals all have computers in their studies / home offices, but i'm wondering what kind of systems they use, and what the connectivity and security going into the royal residences is. Something tells me they don't use AOL :) Something also hopes that they use imacs.
I upgraded to 2.2.0 (and 2.2.1 since) on 2 seperate RH 5.1 machines with 0 problems. It was just like tracking kernel releases always was with either 2.x tree; download kerenl, remove linux symlink, untar in /usr/src, rename to linux-2.x.x, symlink linux over to it, then the standard makes (menuconfig,depend,zImage,modules,install,modules_ install) and away I went.
I don't see where RH5.2 is any different, it's based on the same glibc and (incremental releases aside) same compilers. It seems very strange that 5.2 would give problems where 5.1 didn't...