It's also easy to compile your own 2.6 Download it from www.kernel.org, extract it in /usr/src, cd into the directory and run make menuconfig (or config, or xconfig, or gconfig, or whatever your poison) make bzImage make install make modules make modules_install 'make install' will even update grub (the readme only mentioned lilo, but it apparently handles either???). Granted this takes a little longer than an rpm but its pretty straight forward. You just need to make sure you don't mount devfs on boot, have ext3 support compiled in (not a module), and check off any drivers that you will require. Providing those things you should have a working 2.6.0. And honestly it seems much much much faster than the 2.4 kernel provided with Fedora. I did enter the line: none /sys sysfs 0 0 in /etc/fstab as a precaution based on everyone else's input on the list, and created the directory /sys. Other than that straight forward :) Jason
