Re:
Potato used a 2.2.x kernel, didn't it? You are going to be absolutely fine with that.
In fact, last time I checked, Woody didn't even offer 2.4.x. Admittedly it's been a
while. The kernel is one of the very few things I installed from a tarball (mainly,
no, exclusively for the USB functionality). Anyway: There shouldn't be too many apps
in Woody that require kernel 2.4. The only one I am aware of is iptables.
Btw, I just checked: kernel version 2.4.0-test5 is available from Woody. Doesn't
change the fact that you should be OK with any 2.2.x kernel.
HTH,
Juergen
doppo wrote:
> I'm thinking about upgrading to woody, because apt getting on potato dir
> jsut find old packages, and there's newer stable packages (like blackbox, it
> returns 0.5xx.xx when 0.60.0 is already released).
> So, before upgrade I have a question:
> What should I do with the kernel? I'm using the original kernel of potato,
> but woody works with it too or I'll need to upgrade to 2.4?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Daniel
>
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