Re: Kernel

[Kurt Telep <kt25@drexel.edu>]

The only patches you may need to apply would be those that are needed for 
your distributions support for that kernel.  For ex. DHCP did not work on 
my redhat box until after I installed it's patch from redhat.  Those 
would be the only patches you need to apply.  As long as you recompiled 
using the full tar.gz file, you should be fine.  Enjoy your new kernel.

Kurt Telep
kt25@Drexel.edu
http://Kelly2-569.resnet.drexel.edu

On Thu, 6 May 1999, Graham, John wrote:

> Cool I was starting to get lonely, now to the nitty gritty. I just upgraded
> my kernel from 2.0.36 to 2.2.7 and someone was telling me that I should have
> applied patches first.  Could someone tell me whether or not this is true.
> There were quite a few patches in between.
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