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01-22-2003, 06:38 PM

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rnturn

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Originally posted by Nubell
My Kernel is 2.4 so I didn't need to do kernel upgrade.

Maybe I do need to look for RH8.0

Actually, I was think more of a rebuild than an upgrade. RH8.0 is 2.4 as well. Probably just a newer maintenance release than you have. It's not hard to upgrade the kernel without waiting for Red Hat to make an rpm file for it. It's really quite easy.

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