Re: tlug: Are kernels interchangable?

[Rafael Coninck Teigao <rct@example.com>]

Hi...
    Well, I'm not quite sure that from distribution to another it will
work, but from diferents machines (and CPU's) it almost ever runs
whithout problems (only for IRQ or I/O, that may conflict). I've used for
a little time the same kernel (and compilation) when I moved my HD from a
486 to a P-233.
[]'s
    RCT



David J Iannucci wrote:

> Question:
>
> All other things being equal (and this may require some clarification,
> but interpret it as liberally as necessary), since Linux is Linux,
> basically, is a kernel compiled under one distribution (for a given
> CPU) usable under another distribution?
>
> Dave
>
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