Noo Loonix - 2.6.0!

[bascule]

For those who care, Linux 2.6.0 has been released. See http://kernel.org/ for more information. Changelog: http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/ChangeLog-2.6.0

And if kernel.org gets too bogged down, here's a mirror of my own... you can trust me! (or get MD5s if you don't):
http://fails.org/linux-2.6.0.tar.bz2

[Gadsden]

For those who care, Linux 2.6.0 has been released. See http://kernel.org/ for more information. Changelog: http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/ChangeLog-2.6.0

And if kernel.org gets too bogged down, here's a mirror of my own... you can trust me! (or get MD5s if you don't):
http://fails.org/linux-2.6.0.tar.bz2

Danke, bascule!
BTW.. for the folks that use bittorrent, here is a link to the BT file..
http://alge.nlc.no/linux-2.6.0.tar.bz2.torrent

Happy compiling! :)

[sammcj2000]

2.6.0 - Freezing?

I'm having a few problems, erm...
when it boots, it sit there for ages, couldnt figure it out at first,
but then i found it to be trying to get dhcp for my network card,
now, even though 2.6.0 had found my network card, it didnt seem to support it!? it was compiled into it fine etc...
its got to be the single most widly used 10/100 card in the world,
(and one of the worst speed wise :P) : RTL8139C,
eh, cheap NZ$15 card :P
anyone with any ideas?
chrz, bai

[noid]

are you compiling support for it into the kernel or as a module?

[sammcj2000]

module,
and the module is there! - 8139too.o

[bascule]

module, and the module is there! - 8139too.o

Is the module being loaded before the DHCP client starts? I'm guessing not... it won't be loaded automatically through mechanisms like modprobe

[sammcj2000]

2.6.0 network

oooo ok i see,
just a question, whats your fav distro?

[octalpus]

just a question, whats your fav distro?

No. We've had enough distro wars to last a lifetime.

Anyone replies to that particularly question, and it's straight to the bitbucket.

[Chris]

oooo ok i see,
just a question, whats your fav distro?

Slackware of course.

No. We've had enough distro wars to last a lifetime.

Anyone replies to that particularly question, and it's straight to the bitbucket.

Bite me :D