>>How about a PAE-enable kernel as option after installation?
>>The bug sure isn't invalid.
>It exists already. It is the server kernel.
At the time we came up with this issue (feisty), several module packages had not been available for the -server kernel, therefore some things (especially GPUs and WLAN cards) could not have been run easily on a server kernel ;-((
This did not change with gutsy, but with hardy seems to have changed.
Was there an official change in the policies regarding e.g. the linux-restricted-modules and kernel packages?
Anyway, did anybody actually try to use e.g. nvidia-glx-*, fglrx*, ... together with hardy's server kernel?
>>How about a PAE-enable kernel as option after installation?
>>The bug sure isn't invalid.
>It exists already. It is the server kernel.
At the time we came up with this issue (feisty), several module packages had not been available for the -server kernel, therefore some things (especially GPUs and WLAN cards) could not have been run easily on a server kernel ;-((
This did not change with gutsy, but with hardy seems to have changed. d-modules and kernel packages?
Was there an official change in the policies regarding e.g. the linux-restricte
Anyway, did anybody actually try to use e.g. nvidia-glx-*, fglrx*, ... together with hardy's server kernel?