[Apologies, broken thread from replying to a digest, this will be the last]. > Any real good reason for running a kernel with > bugs, misbehaviours and even several security > issues? OK, I was going for the closest match, in an attempt to minimise surprises, but I guess I'm a bit naive. > Using rpmbuild the right way patches the base > kernel tarball with the set of patches the Fedora > kernel has. > Btw. the set of patches of the current FC3 kernel > can be online viewed through CVS web interface: http://cvs.fedora.redhat.com/viewcvs/rpms/kernel/FC-3/ Thank-you. For the others who are bewildered, I imagine you select the label you want (...667), then download the ".spec" file. You can then interpret this file while reading the man page for rpmbuild, and work out what files you need to have access to, when you use rpmbuild. HINT: to use rpmbuild as non-root, use the advice in http://www.rpm.org/hintskinks/buildtree/ My plan from here on in is to use above knowledge to patch up to 2.6.9-1.667, compile the kernel, then go onto more adventurous things, such as patching the kernel source to later releases and compiling. Nick Bishop, email replies ignored. ----- Disclaimer, n: Advice to the reader that they should put their lawyer away. -oOo- Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.yahoo.com
