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On Mon, 16 Jan 2012 00:59:16 -0600 |
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Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> »Q« wrote: |
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> > I've never used any unstable build for the kernel, and once a>=3.2.1 |
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> > kernel goes stable, I'll stick with stable again. But in the |
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> > meantime, is there anything I should watch out for or keep in mind? |
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> I have used unstable kernels lots of times. If everything works, |
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> then it works. If you upgrade and something isn't working or is |
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> fishy, then go back to the stable one. This is why I keep a known |
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> working kernel and a newer version in /boot at all times. I always |
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> have two versions and at times have as many as a dozen. |
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> Oh, have entries in grub for both too. |
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> That help any? |
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Yep, thanks. If you can do it I can do it, I hope. :) |
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