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2005-06-02       - By Ed Wilts

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On Thu, Jun 02, 2005 at 10:30:40AM -0400, David Mackintosh wrote:
> I am not having success with some USB devices with RHEL 3.0ES.
>
> I'm running update-nothing (ie, stock original RHEL 3.0ES), would
> I be better off with a later rev of the kernel?  

You have never applied any updates via up2date?  Even if it doesn't fix
this specific problem, you really should do an up2date and bring
yourself current.  You'll get a lot of bug fixes as well as some new
features.

> Or is this probably
> a waste of time with the 2.4 kernel family and I should investigate
> moving to RHEL 4?

RHEL 4 is certainly nicer for a lot of stuff but it's still fairly new.
Depending on what you use the system for, RHEL 4 might not even be an
option for you yet.

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