linux_challenged
January 27th, 2009, 12:21 AM
I have noticed that I have several kernel versions in my boot menu and they all are labeled "-generic".
What exactly does that mean? I am not having any issues but I am wondering if there is a kernel version I should be using instead of this "-generic" kernel.
I am just checking - unless there is some compelling reason (enhanced performance or something like that) I don't think I want to change and risk causing problems to my setup. As I said, I am not having any issues.
What exactly does that mean? I am not having any issues but I am wondering if there is a kernel version I should be using instead of this "-generic" kernel.
I am just checking - unless there is some compelling reason (enhanced performance or something like that) I don't think I want to change and risk causing problems to my setup. As I said, I am not having any issues.