Re: Kernel upgrade

[Tyson Whitehead <twhitehe@uwo.ca>]

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If you just installed, maybe it would be easiest to reinstall with the testing 
installation system.  That way you will automatically have a 2.4 kernel and 
access to current versions of KDE, et al.

You can download the mini-iso testing installer (cdrom-mini.iso) at:

http://ftp.debian.org/dists/testing/main/installer-alpha/current/images/

- -T

PS:  Of course you can also easily switch to the testing distribution by 
changing your sources and upgrading, but I think above is marginally easier 
(since you have nothing to lose on a brand new system)...

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 Tyson Whitehead  (-twhitehe@uwo.ca -- WSC-)
 Computer Engineer                          Dept. of Applied Mathematics,
 Graduate Student- Applied Mathematics      University of Western Ontario,
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