On Sat, 11 Jan 1997, Duncan McQueen wrote:

> Yep, I have tried several different generic kernels (19 and 20)...the only
> one it doesn't happen with is 1..

Interesting.  I may revisit that sometime soon, then.

> But then is there any advantage towards using a newer kernel?  (especially
> since I really have no use for X on an SE/30 internal display).

For your situation?  Probably not, unless you want to work with the recent
additions to the system.  In any event you'd have to compile your own
kernel, as the GENERIC kernel isn't set up to include all of the necessary
parts (in the interest of keeping the kernel size manageable).

--scott