Very Computer

by **John Thomps** » Tue, 27 Oct 1998 04:00:00

I have RH v5.0 kernel 2.0.32 installed and running reasonably
well. I just picked up "RedHat PowerTools" CD set which includes
RH v5.1 and kernel v2.0.34. My question: Should I bother to
upgrade the whole installation to v5.1 or would it be more
sensible to merely use the kernel sources to upgrade my present
kernel? I bought the Power Tools with an eye to installing RH5.1
on a new machine, but the new machine isn't here yet and this one
is...

by **j..** » Tue, 27 Oct 1998 04:00:00

>I have RH v5.0 kernel 2.0.32 installed and running reasonably
>well. I just picked up "RedHat PowerTools" CD set which includes
>RH v5.1 and kernel v2.0.34. My question: Should I bother to
>upgrade the whole installation to v5.1 or would it be more
>sensible to merely use the kernel sources to upgrade my present
>kernel? I bought the Power Tools with an eye to installing RH5.1

Just get the kernel source and build it.

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RH5.0 -> RH5.1

RH5.0 -> RH5.1

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