bcschmerker
August 2nd, 2011, 04:05 AM
As of July 2011, The LinUX Kernel Archive (http://www.kernel.org/) has the source for Kernel 3.0 available; I am assuming that some fine-tuning will be necessary before the UbuntuŽ Kernel Team releases this Kernel in at least the following Packages for InitRD.img, VMLinUZ, associated core Modules, and Shared Documentation:
LinUX-Image-3.0-generic
LinUX-Image-3.0-generic-pae
LinUX-Image-3.0-ec2
LinUX-Image-3.0-Realtime
LinUX-Image-3.0-Server
LinUX-Image-3.0-Preempt
LinUX-Image-3.0-Virtual
plus additional UbuntuŽ Modules packages as appropriate. With Oneiric advancing to 11.08a3-pre within days of this Post (1 August 2011), I consider it approporiate that the new stable Kernel should be made available to users of 10.04.2-LTS/10.04.3-LTS Lucid as soon as practicable. Approximately how long should this process take, judging from Kernels 2.6.24 (Hardy) and 2.6.32 (Lucid)?
LinUX-Image-3.0-generic
LinUX-Image-3.0-generic-pae
LinUX-Image-3.0-ec2
LinUX-Image-3.0-Realtime
LinUX-Image-3.0-Server
LinUX-Image-3.0-Preempt
LinUX-Image-3.0-Virtual
plus additional UbuntuŽ Modules packages as appropriate. With Oneiric advancing to 11.08a3-pre within days of this Post (1 August 2011), I consider it approporiate that the new stable Kernel should be made available to users of 10.04.2-LTS/10.04.3-LTS Lucid as soon as practicable. Approximately how long should this process take, judging from Kernels 2.6.24 (Hardy) and 2.6.32 (Lucid)?