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I don't know what changed but, RC 5 Boots faster, and it seems much smoother...could a kernel change be the reason? I don't care, I'm happy with what I'm seeing : )
If I want to use kernel 3.2.30 what is the best way to go about this upgrade from RC4?
Upgrade kernel then upgrade packages? Do I need new kernel-headers and if so how?
Upgrade the system first, then build the new kernel. Keep the headers for 3.2.29, you should always have the headers that were used to build the installed glibc or you will run into problems.
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