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Old 03-05-2005, 11:46 AM   #1
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Using Slack 10's 2.6.7 kernel packages on Slack 10.1?


Is there any conflict with this? I don't want to run 2.6.11, and I like the 2.6.7 kernel - Plus, it saves me time with all it's packages ready to go. I'll be able to get a system up and running faster using slack's package, which is crucial for me right now (I have a LOT of work to do, but this is the only chance I have to reload my system - I'm upgrading hardware and repartitioning my HDDs). I'll recompile it later.
 
Old 03-05-2005, 11:53 AM   #2
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I run 2.6.9 with slack 10.1, sometime I boot into a 2.6.7 kernel too, no problem
I compiled both kernels thought but I don't think that make a difference.
 
  


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