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From: praj <praj@nando.net>
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Subject: Upgrade from 2.1.0. to 2.1.5?
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Date: Wed, 31 Jul 1996 20:34:39 +2000 (EDT)
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Hey,

If i build the 2.1.5 kernel from the 2.1.5 sources and use it to boot my 
2.1.0 system, am i upgraded to 2.1.5 or is there some other things that i 
shoudl do? Or is 2.1.5 so radically different from 2.1.0 that i am better 
off installing the whole thing ? 

-Raj
(praj@nando.net)