brent timothy saner on 12 Jun 2008 22:12:41 -0700 |
JP Vossen wrote: > Does anyone know the significant differences between the Ubuntu Hardy > linux-generic and linux-server kernels? > > apt-cache show linux-generic linux-server: > "This package will always depend on the latest complete..." > "generic Linux kernel available" > "Linux kernel available for Server Equipment" > > ...doesn't tell me a whole lot. Is it really just different hardware > support? Or is there other tuning? > > My use-case is an Xubuntu desktop used solely for running VMware > Workstation, but it does live on a Dell PE850 1u server chassis. > > Recommendations? > > Thanks, > JP TOTAL shot in the dark, but i think the server kernel is a bit more hardened, and the generic actually has *MORE* hardware support (more usb devices, more hotpluggable device support, etc.). -- brent saner. gpg info at http://www.notebookarmy.org/gpg.txt (this is a shorter sig.) grep -i hotchicks * Attachment:
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