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George Georgakis <geeg@tripleg.GO.AWAY.SPAMMERS.net.au> is
thought to have typed the following text on 2003-09-24:
>
> Bartosz Oudekerk <tyranas@Lappie.bartosz.xs4all.nl> wrote:
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>> <quote>
>> Hardware Support: 7.5/10
>> </quote>
>>
>> And there I was, thinking hardware support was in the kernel, not the
>> distro... <shaking head> ...silly me... <shaking head>
>
> Hardware support _does_ differ between distributions, depending on the
> choices distributors make when they compile their base kernels. IOW:
> Yes, the support's in the kernel. But has the support been enabled in
> each distribution you may be talking about?
>
Yes, but most standard kernels are pretty much the same, only more
exotic hardware usually requires a kernel recompile. I don't think
bare.i differs much from RH base kernel (apart from their 2.5 back
porting), could anyone actively using RH confirm that?

Plus, hardware support *is* equal, it just might be a bit harder to get
it to work, through a kernel-recompile for example.

- --
Bartosz Oudekerk

Play Rogue, visit exotic locations, meet strange creatures
and kill them.
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