Has anyone tried 2.6.25 kernel?

[sharks]

Has anyone tried 2.6.25 kernel?

[madjr]

maybe you should ask in the Fedora Forums, fedora 9 comes with 2.6.25 kernel

[Trail]

I've compiled 2.6.25 for my 7.10 kubuntu. Works very fine.

I had a bit of trouble with nvidia drivers (need to use the latest beta version (173?) or do a lot of patching). Also had a bit of trouble with vmware (need to patch with the latest any-any patch, but still one of the kernel modules didn't compile correctly for me - the one that handles drag-n-drop between the two OSes, but I don't care about it).

So after a little web searching and stuff, it works fine for me.

(I was also interested in the new addition of being able to ::select() timers, signals and events from file descriptors, myself being a programmer).

[SomeGuyDude]

My wireless LED on my notebook worked again. It worked in Gutsy, doesn't work in Hardy, works in Fedora 9. I'm assuming it's the kernel. Annoying, to say the least.

[WastingBody]

I've been using the 2.6.25 kernel in Gentoo for a while now. I've been pleased with it. The b43 wireless driver actually works.

[Trindol]

I am using 2.6.25 with hardy. I have not had any issues. I had to patch the 64-bit nvidia driver beforehand, but it was painless.

[Het Irv]

Will 8.04 be using the 2.6.25 kernel anytime soon, or is that to major of a change for an LTS release?