Kernel 2.2.19

Kernel 2.2.19

[samson swanson]

Hi all,

I use slack8 w/ 2.2.19 any of you use that to? 
Anyway, i was just wondering....

1. The good security updates [the ones you used]
2. Do i have to recompile kernel w/ iptables, [isn't  
    already set ]
3. I'm a kernel newbies as you can tell.  Whats a good
    site to read to point me in the right direction.  
     [from scratch]

thanx all
              | s l a c k w a r e 
               ----------l i n u x
   

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Re: Kernel 2.2.19

[Luigi Genoni]

On Tue, 6 Nov 2001, samson swanson wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I use slack8 w/ 2.2.19 any of you use that to?
I do.
> Anyway, i was just wondering....
>
> 1. The good security updates [the ones you used]
mmm, proftpd and openssh/ssl
> 2. Do i have to recompile kernel w/ iptables, [isn't
>     already set ]
with a 2.4 kernel ....
> 3. I'm a kernel newbies as you can tell.  Whats a good
>     site to read to point me in the right direction.
>      [from scratch]
www.linuxmafia.org
>
> thanx all
>               | s l a c k w a r e
>                ----------l i n u x
>
>
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Re: Kernel 2.2.19

[J Sloan]

samson swanson wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I use slack8 w/ 2.2.19 any of you use that to?
> Anyway, i was just wondering....

Maybe some old die-hards, but I for one
am only using 2.4 on all new deployments.


> 2. Do i have to recompile kernel w/ iptables, [isn't
>     already set ]

You need kernel 2.4 for iptables, 2.2. won't cut it.

> 3. I'm a kernel newbies as you can tell.  Whats a good
>     site to read to point me in the right direction.

This is a good group to read - but see also

http://www.kernelnewbies.org

cu

jjs