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I have installed redhat 9.0 in my system. For upgrading the kernel version i have downloaded the kernel 2.6.23.12. After completing all process for creating vmlinuz and initrd and changes ...
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    Smile Help needed in Kernel upgradation

    I have installed redhat 9.0 in my system. For upgrading the kernel version i have downloaded the kernel 2.6.23.12. After completing all process for creating vmlinuz and initrd and changes in grub.conf, i just booted the system. After mounting /proc filesystem message, getting error as
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    segfault at 00000021 eip 00000021 esp bfdbdc68 error 4
    printk:3748959 messages suppressed. "
    The above was continued..... Linux is installed in SATA drive.

    Can anyone tell the stable version?

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    Red Hat 9 is a very outdated OS thats no longer being supported by Red Hat. You are best off looking at Fedora and CentOS if you like Red Hat based operating systems.

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    To my knowledge Red Hat 9 came with a 2.4 kernel - I can imagine only trouble trying to upgrade to 2.6 with API breaks etc. If possible have a look at the latest Fedora or CentOS.

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    I have installed Fedora4 and i was trying to update my kernel with 2.6.24. When trying to initrd image file, getting error as
    No module found for ata_pixx support.

    I have selected in all serial ATA chipset support.I dont know why the error comes? can anyone help me?

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    I'm not very up to date on the specific Red Hat kernels, but try using this kernel rebuild guide. It's always worked well for me, so hopefully it will help you, too.
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    I have done the same thing which are specified in the document.
    But for kernel 2.6.24 and 2.6.19.3 i got the same error message when i am trying to create the initrd image. I have installed in Fedora in SATA HDD. I dont why this happens. Can anyone help me.

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