🚀 go-pugleaf

Kevin Littlejohn wrote:
> 
> Matthew Geier (matthew@sleeper.apana.org.au) wrote:
> : pver@nemdev11 (Peter Verthez) writes:
> 
> : >mat92@ecs.soton.ac.uk (Mark Tranchant) writes:
> : >:
> : >: Yeah, we're up to 1.3.90 already!
> : >:
> : >Does anyone have any idea about when the next stable Linux kernel (which
> : >would be 1.4.x) will be released?  Is that in the near future, or is there
> : >just too much work yet ?
> 
> :  Depends on what you call stable - ive had an uptime of 3 months on a 1.3.45
> : kernel that runs as an internet router. I had to reboot it due to hardware
> : reconfiguration.
Hi Kevin,
I installed 3.03 last week and everything was OK until I uninstall
everything to do a patch to 2.02 for a friend who needed the isp1020
SCSI patch installed so that he could boot and install 3.03.

My problem was that once I re-installed 3.03 after 2.01, I was OK in
single user mode, but didn't matter who many times I tried, it would
not look at the /etc/rc.d/runlevel links to boot up multiuser mode,
which of course is the default.

The solution was to fully format my partitions (not the quicky format
that red hat does) and all OK. AND still is.

PS: 2 x 1Gb SCSI drives on a PCI controller.

Cheers Grahame.