Re: [tlug] Support for less common I/O boards

[Dave M G <martin@example.com>]

Jim,
> By the way, that a new kernel can break things, is scary for 
> businesses, so when they settle on an OS, they want it to be 
> supported for years, without major upgrades. RHEL (and Centos) 
> do that. 
What counts as a "major" upgrade? Don't Centos and RHEL also do minor 
upgrades on the kernel? I tried Centos for a little while, and I thought 
that was the case.

I mean, what's the difference between an upgrade from 2.6.15-25-686 to 
2.6.15-26-686, as opposed to say an upgrade from 2.6.15-26-686 to 
2.6.16-01-686?

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Dave M G