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how could it be possible since not any relative new version of kernel can be claimed rock solid stable?
by JSno 13y ago
how could it be possible since not any relative new version of kernel can be claimed rock solid stable?
- ParadigmComplex 13y agoBedrock Linux is relatively kernel-version-agnostic. You can go ahead and use just about any kernel from any major distro and it will most likely just work. So, if you want, you can use an older, proven kernel. My desktop still runs the Debian Squeeze kernel, I think.