Ubuntu linux with kernel 2.6.15?
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Try updating to Dapper Drake 6.06 Beta 2.  If you already have Breezy Badger 5.10 installed (not Warty or Hoary!  If you're running one of those, you must follow the following path:  Warty --> Hoary --> Breezy --> Dapper), open up a terminal window and type:\n\nsudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list\n\nChange all instances of breezy to dapper.  Press CTRL+O and press enter to save.  Then press CTRL+X to exit nano.  Back at the terminal prompt, type:\n\nsudo apt-get update\n\nfollowed by:\n\nsudo apt-get dist-upgrade\n\nPress Y to accept the changes.  When you're done, you'll be using the latest beta version of Ubuntu!\n\nIf you do not have Ubuntu currently installed, get the ISO from http://releases.ubuntu.com/6.06/.\n\nBEWARE:  While I have found Dapper to be very stable ever since Flight 5, it is still pre-release software!  Use at your own risk!\n\nEDIT (in response to answers below):\n\n@drlzrdmn: I believe the versioning scheme for the kernel has changed.  The kernel included with Dapper is a stable kernel (both in theory and in reality :-D).\n\n@krishQ As I said originally, Dapper is a BETA version of Ubuntu.  You won't be able to get it with ShipIt (the free CDs amiled to you) until at least June 1, when Dapper is officially released.  However, since he is talking about a hardware issue, he'll probably want to update to Dapper now instead of later.\n\nP.S. - don't ask to be picked for best answer.  That's childish.  The point of Yahoo! Answers is to help others out with your knowledge, not to rack up points.
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I would suggest to try out knoppix live cd and run it.\nthat would give you half idea of the drivers that are missing or how your linux would work like... when done..\n\nKnoppix would not install anything on your system, but run directly from cd...\n\nwww.knoppix.org / com\n\nsome good news...http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9584_22-826283.html
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you need to upgrade to 6.1 or better
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check out the ubuntu forums..they might be able to give you better information \n\nubuntuforums.org/
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Why dont you download linux latest version......\n\nhttps://www.redhat.com/apps/download/\n\nyour configuration is ok for installing linux....
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The latest stable version of Linux is 2.6.16.1, released on March 28, 2006. You can get Linux 2.6.17rc1 (Apr 4) at kernel.org.\n\n"Linux", of course, refers to the Linux kernel because any other "Linux version" would be meaningless. You can find the latest kernel releases at http://www.kernel.org/
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just check this english website, it talks about kernel sentences of all types.\n\ngood luck on your studies!
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Well nothing to worry about this is just  becasue of memory management technique of 2.4 kernel on debian . please upgrade the kernel to  2.6 kernel. it will  shouw up single process becasue 2.6 kernel has better linux memory management techiniques. incase you need any help more you can ask me at kshounish@yahoo.com
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try it :\n\nhttp://forums.amd.com/lofiversion/index.php/t50055.html
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Mine works.\n\nUsed it on Win  Ubuntu and Slack.\n\nI did however notice alot of crashes in 1.5, it just shutting down, so i just went back to ol Mozilla 1.7.12
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As far as I know, Red Hat didn't release a 2.6 kernel specificially for Red Hat 9.  You can find the last 2.4 kernel they released at rpm.pbone.net (exact url in sources, below).\n\nThere is an old tutorial on sourceforge (link in sources, below) for upgrading Red Hat 9 to the 2.6 kernel, but it hasn't been updated in a long time so I can't vouch for it's accuracy.\n\nBest of luck!
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In terms of the kernel itself, I believe it is mostly written in straight C code, with some in C++.  The same with the GNU utilities.\n\nYou can access the kernel source here: http://www.kernel.org/\n\nThe GNU utilities, which makes up most of the rest of what we think of as the "core" of Linux can be found here: http://www.gnu.org/
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I don't know if it is possible yet. I would suggest you to do a dual  boot installation. windows on one partition and linux on other.
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Plenty of sites on the net.  The official site is:\n\nhttp://www.kernel.org\n\nBut, just search for 'Linux Kernel' and 'Tutorial' on any major web site and you'll likely find some people willing to show you more about it.  I'd also check on Amazon (or other book stores) for books on the topic.
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Have you checked the Linux Hardware Compatibility List at LinuxQuestions.org (see sources)?
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Here is the link to the most recent release of linux.Fedora Core 5\nhttp://ftp.riken.jp/Linux/fedora/core/5/i386//iso/\nIf you experience slow downloading choose one of the mirror sites from the links below:\nhttp://fedora.redhat.com/Download/mirrors.html\n\nIf you would rather prefer other distros here are the links:\nhttp://en.opensuse.org/Released_Version#Downloads\nhttp://mirror.mcs.anl.gov/pub/ubuntu-iso/CDs/5.10/ubuntu-5.10-install-i386.iso\n\ncheers!
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Install the package gcc-3.4 on your computer.\nIf you have installed ubuntu from the cd, the package would be there, or else if you are using synaptic you can update and install from the repository.\n\ngood luck.