Package: release-notes Severity: important Hi! I'd like to add a note to the "Release Notes" for Squeeze about a very particular issue a very small set of people could come across the same situation I did. I verify it several times on both amd64 and i386, just in case. I'm providing a sample text we may attach to the current notes, please don't hesitate on insulting me for my grammar/scrub stuff :-) 8>--------8>--------8>--------8>--------8>--------8>--------8>--------8>--------8>--------8>--------8> Notes on upgrading Linux kernel from Lenny and udev: When performing a Linux system upgrade from Lenny to Squeeze, bare in mind the version of udev you will be installing will stop working with the old Kernel Lenny suggested using. udev is a dynamic device manager for the Linux Kernel, and it handles device discovery service that, between others, is on charge of loading kernel modules responsible for your hardware to work. The software itself will appear to be working, but things like network-based rules will not be loaded properly. <8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8-----<8 Thanks! Cheers, Dererk -- BOFH excuse #306: CPU-angle has to be adjusted because of vibrations coming from the nearby road
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