Once upon a time, I heard Viktor Rosenfeld say > (**) I never understood why "dpkg -i" bitches about the fact that you > install the same kernel version as the currently running kernel. It > justifies it with possible confusion in /lib/modules/<version>, but > that's what I don't get. Newly compiled modules will overwrite the old, > and older kernel modules should still load perfectly, because they're > for the same kernel-version. What's the big deal then? Let's say you turn off apm, and remove some modules. If your old module with apm get loaded, ummm, I don't what's going to happen. May be nothing serious would happen. Chanop -- ################################################## #Chanop Silpa-Anan # #gpg @ http://kenji.anu.edu.au/~chanop/chanop.asc# ##################################################
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