I guess you should also go for Fedora through an upgrade with some added caution, as compared to a fresh install. In any case, I've been running RH9 on 2 systems, happily convinced with 95% of features (one of my systems is a very temperamental Samsung X10 laptop). I must tell you I (and many others, I suppose) are concerned at the fact that Red Hat is no longer officially "behind" Fedora, but seeing the amount of issues and solutions posted in this list, it is very probably safe to stick to good old Red Hat, "disguised" as it might be in the shape of my trusty (so far) Fedora. You can always leave some empty space in your HDD for a second Linux. Just my two cents Regards, Arturo ===== IT Consultant Navacerrada, Madrid, Spain Registered Linux User no. 308,710 ________________________________________________________________________ Download Yahoo! Messenger now for a chance to win Live At Knebworth DVDs http://www.yahoo.co.uk/robbiewilliams
