A new kernel is out! A new kernel is out! A new kernel is out!
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Originally posted by acid_kewpie hmm, i really can't understand how anyone can "yay" abuot a new kernel... hehe, nevermind
Cynic!
I never enjoy playing around with unstable, for one thing, I couldn't get my scsi cd-rom to work until around 2.5.40-something.
Aside from some Matrox stuff I suspect was in 2.4.19, I didn't get much new cool niftiness.
New register specific support for tulip cards, that was cool, no kidding Aussie about the USB-festival, but none of that really matters to me.
One odd one though, they cranked some really bizarre new support into my cheap little soundcard, the CM8783, like using the line-in jack as a bass speaker!!! so I went and grabbed a spare set of speakers and I'm getting a bass booster tomorrow from somewhere, this is unreal loud!!! Heck, Kewp can probably hear this.
Still no new HPT 37x or PDC 2027xx support. I could have sword that they had backported that in from 2.5.x, guess I was reading the wrong log Well, back to telling the raid kiddies in Hardware they still need to get their juice directly from promise.
I think one of the first rules in the kernel compiling how-to is that you should never update your kernel "just for kicks", which is of course exactly why I do it, every time!
Mail me if you can't find a fast mirror within the next hour or so, I'll stick the source somewhere public... although the outgoing from my ADSL line is still only 30k/sec so it'll take about an hour to get the whole thing from here.
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