If you need to use a proven and stable Linux kernel, please use 1.0.9,
1.2.13, or 2.0.xx. All features which will be in the 2.1.xx releases will
be contained in 2.2.xx when the code base has stabilized again.
- What's New with Linux 2.1
As the 2.1 development kernel matures, all new features and enhancements
will be documented here. This will become the release notes once 2.1
moves into the stable category.
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- Linux 2.1 Kernel Patches
Latest Official Kernel Patches from Linus. This includes a
detailed description of changes, enhancements and bug fixes, etc.
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- Linux 2.1 Unofficial Patches
Unofficial kernel patches from the linux mailing lists
and other sources. There are several bug fixes here, many of which will be
included in future kernel releases.
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- Required Program Upgrades
List of required program and system utilities needed to run
the latest development kernels. Check here first, before reporting bugs
to insure that you are using the correct program / utility versions.
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