[plug] Mandrake kernel 2.4.22-18 (or higher) anyone?
Richard Meyer
meyerri at au1.ibm.com
Thu Dec 18 14:08:29 WST 2003
Hi Denis,
Try 3fl.net - it had Mdk 9.2 a little while ago, and it's on WAIX, too.
Failing that if you want to motor out to West Perth, I could supply you
with all 3 CD's - give me a day's warning.
RichardM
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Denis Brown
<dsbrown at cyllene. To: plug at plug.linux.org.au
uwa.edu.au> cc:
Sent by: Subject: [plug] Mandrake kernel 2.4.22-18 (or higher) anyone?
plug-admin at plug.l
inux.org.au
18/12/2003 01:53
PM
Please respond to
plug
Dear PLUG list members,
The wonder of the internet... a few days ago a lass in Italy happened upon
the discussion we had some months ago, in respect of DSL-200 modems and the
eciadsl package. It seems she's been trying to get one going using
Mandrake 9.2 with kernel 2.4.22-10 but whenever she plugs in the modem her
system freezes. The gurus have suggested that she upgrade to kernel
2.4.22-18 instead but in the absence of a high speed link, that seems to be
a problem. I pointed out that 1) I don't use Mandrake and 2) that I have
never used the eciadsl package let alone a DSL-200 modem and that she might
like to contact an Italian LUG but she's written back a few times and it
would be nice for international relations, etc, etc to maybe get her some
help from over here in Perth.
So, I went on the 'net looking for a Mandrake 2.4.22-18 i586 kernel rpm but
none of the mirrors including PlanetMirror that I have tried, seem to have
it. I see Arachnet has several CDs for Mdke but they are 9.1 and no
indication of which CD contains the kernel rpm, if any. I figure that if
I can get hold of one I'll burn a CD and fling it off in her
direction. So, can anyone on the list point me to a mirror site? The
Mdke corporate site wants me to sign up in blood before it'll let me
anywhere near the dnld stuff. Actually it would be better to try for a
2.4.23 kernel wouldn't it, in the light of the recent '22 kernel
problem. I am *presuming* that a bog-standard kernel will have more than
enough built-in drivers to cater for whatever hardware config she has.
TIA,
Denis
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