still reeling from my innocent query regarding ntpdate and ntpd, i'm still interested in figuring out how seamless/messy the upgrade to the 2.6 kernel will be in FC2-test1 (or whatever it will be called). personally, i spent months running the 2.5-test series and, briefly, 2.6 until i had to back off to 2.4 just because i wanted to add logical volumes and i didn't feel quite macho enough to try to shoehorn LVM2 support in there (although i'm still thinking about it.) so, with the first test release scheduled for feb 2 (according to http://fedora.redhat.com/participate/schedule), is there somewhere a doc explaining how an upgrade will handle the incompatibilities between 2.4 and 2.6 involving things like (among others): - different module structure, modules.conf vs modprobe.conf (not to mention different module file names) - different USB module names in /etc/rc.sysinit (and a different USB filesystem name) - other differences in /etc/rc.sysinit, "ksyms" vs "ksllayms", for example - LVM1 vs LVM2 support, etc. some of this is just cosmetic, but some of it is more substantial. is FC2 going so support a straight upgrade from FC1? and if so, how will it handle these differences, particularly if people want to mix both 2.4 and 2.6 kernels as boot time options? rday
