On Tue, 2004-11-16 at 12:51, Tyler Vann-Campbell wrote:
> I read over this, very informative.
Normally one should "CD upgrade" between major version changes -- e.g.,
FC1/CL3.2->FC2/CL4.0.
But "apt-get dist-upgrade" seems to work flawless for minor revision
changes -- e.g., RHL9/CL3.1->FC1/CL3.2.
> When using the nvidia drivers with Fedora's 2.6 kernel, did you run into
> any problems with the 4k stacks option?
No. nVidia's 1.0-6xxx series of drivers support either stack size so it
wasn't an issue for me.
But even with the older 1.0-5xxx series of drivers, it was just a matter
of rebuilding the kernel with the stack change. Several 3rd party
Fedora repositories offered such kernels too.
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