Bosco wrote:
> Ok, make it simple !
>
> Do I need to use a particular KERNEL-HEADERS if I compile
> kernel-sorce-2.2.19.7.0.8 ? Which kernel headers I should use ? can I
> use the one come in 7.1 CD ? Thanks

Let me give u better recommendation since ur build own kernel. Download
lat... opssss.. is ur kernel 2.2.19!!! ur building a stable system
cool.Continued.. download new kernel 2.2 version.. from kernel.org. Then
start building it. Why? You will find more intersting stuff in it.

The header yeap its important. Sometimes when changing between changing
higher kernel version like changing from 2.2 to 2.4 or upto 2.6. Normal
distribution will have static kernel headers.. you'll find in
/usr/include/linux and /usr/include/asm .. by right when u building
kernel this link should be symbolic linked from
/usr/src/linux/include/asm and /usr/src/linux/include/linux .. If you
jump to kernel 2.6 it will be alittle tricky there.


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jsuthan <jsuthan@gmail-spam.com> wrote:

> > Do I need to use a particular KERNEL-HEADERS if I compile
> > kernel-sorce-2.2.19.7.0.8 ? Which kernel headers I should use ? can I
> > use the one come in 7.1 CD ? Thanks
>
> Let me give u better recommendation since ur build own kernel. Download
> lat... opssss.. is ur kernel 2.2.19!!! ur building a stable system
> cool.Continued.. download new kernel 2.2 version.. from kernel.org. Then
> start building it. Why? You will find more intersting stuff in it.

This thread was started on Aug 7th, 2001! No wonder there's talk of 2.2
kernels. Is there a timewarp in action here?

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"Andy Fraser" <andyfraser31@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> jsuthan <jsuthan@gmail-spam.com> wrote:
>
>> > Do I need to use a particular KERNEL-HEADERS if I compile
>> > kernel-sorce-2.2.19.7.0.8 ? Which kernel headers I should use ? can I
>> > use the one come in 7.1 CD ? Thanks
>>
>> Let me give u better recommendation since ur build own kernel. Download
>> lat... opssss.. is ur kernel 2.2.19!!! ur building a stable system
>> cool.Continued.. download new kernel 2.2 version.. from kernel.org. Then
>> start building it. Why? You will find more intersting stuff in it.
>
> This thread was started on Aug 7th, 2001! No wonder there's talk of 2.2
> kernels. Is there a timewarp in action here?

They're still occasionalloy useful for legacy systems and microkernels or
real-time kernels.

In comp.os.linux.setup Andy Fraser <andyfraser31@hotmail.com>:
> jsuthan <jsuthan@gmail-spam.com> wrote:

>> > Do I need to use a particular KERNEL-HEADERS if I compile
>> > kernel-sorce-2.2.19.7.0.8 ? Which kernel headers I should use ? can I
>> > use the one come in 7.1 CD ? Thanks
>>
>> Let me give u better recommendation since ur build own kernel. Download
>> lat... opssss.. is ur kernel 2.2.19!!! ur building a stable system
>> cool.Continued.. download new kernel 2.2 version.. from kernel.org. Then
>> start building it. Why? You will find more intersting stuff in it.

> This thread was started on Aug 7th, 2001! No wonder there's talk of 2.2
> kernels. Is there a timewarp in action here?

There are a bunch of recent replies to those rather outdated
messages, looks like the nntp server jsuthan is using has a real
problem!

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Michael Heiming <michael+USENET@www.heiming.de> wrote:

> > This thread was started on Aug 7th, 2001! No wonder there's talk of 2.2
> > kernels. Is there a timewarp in action here?
>
> There are a bunch of recent replies to those rather outdated
> messages, looks like the nntp server jsuthan is using has a real
> problem!

I've seen them but this is the first one I've checked out. I'll never
understand why a news server needs years of retention when we have
Google Groups for that. My ISP (using GigaNews I think) goes back years.
It takes ages for Leafnode to sync to a new group if it's a busy group.

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Andy.

In comp.os.linux.setup Andy Fraser <andyfraser31@hotmail.com>:
> Michael Heiming <michael+USENET@www.heiming.de> wrote:

>> > This thread was started on Aug 7th, 2001! No wonder there's talk of 2.2
>> > kernels. Is there a timewarp in action here?
>>
>> There are a bunch of recent replies to those rather outdated
>> messages, looks like the nntp server jsuthan is using has a real
>> problem!

> I've seen them but this is the first one I've checked out. I'll never
> understand why a news server needs years of retention when we have
> Google Groups for that. My ISP (using GigaNews I think) goes back years.

Did you thought of the guy in charge at your ISP, I mean the one
with the brother in law selling SAN/NAS equipment? ;-)

> It takes ages for Leafnode to sync to a new group if it's a busy group.

Likely.

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Michael Heiming <michael+USENET@www.heiming.de> wrote:

> Did you thought of the guy in charge at your ISP, I mean the one
> with the brother in law selling SAN/NAS equipment? ;-)

Eh?

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Andy.

Andy Fraser writes:
> I've seen them but this is the first one I've checked out. I'll never
> understand why a news server needs years of retention when we have Google
> Groups for that. My ISP (using GigaNews I think) goes back years.

Your ISP is just forwarding your NNTP connections to Giganews. They "go
back years" because it is a selling point.
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john@dhh.gt.org
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI USA