halo.. i am new to linux and currently searching to use Linux OS 2.2.X kernel. Can anyone give me some suggestions about the type of linux OS got kernel 2.2.X ?

You can get the sources to kernel 2.2.x at kernel.org. Compile them and use them on any distro.

You might have some issues with certian software.

Certian versions of udev requires at least 2.6.17 or so. You might consider looking into that stuff, just so you don't compile your kernel and get a crazy problem.

Why would you want to use such an old kernel 2.2 it doesn't support new hardware.

I am facing a problem of mobile mesh software installation problem which the kernel version(2.2.X) is not compatible with the fedora core 4, 2.6.11-1.1369_FC4.
I had posted the problem on the link below:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d.php?t=462328

If you have any ideas or suggestions about the problem, please leave your message there. Thanks

i have no more choices because i have to use a mobile mesh software only can support kernel 2.2.X.
Currently i am searching the linux OS from internet to completely download it. But I am not sure which OS is good. Can anyone suggests some linux OS that is good to use ??

hmm
You are going to use it for an embedded device?

I would recommend something like Gentoo, Slackware, LFS, Arch, Rock... most of the "harder" distros would probably be better only becasue they give you a lot more choice for exactly what you need. Plus, I think they would be more apt to be able to direct you to some things that would be able to support a 2.2 kernel. I honestly think you're going to have a hard time getting udev of devfs to work with that (at least finding a version that will), but it shouldn't be too hard with how awesome google is.