> Whatever happened to the running kernel replacement thing awhile back? > Someone was working on a project which would allow you to load the new > kernel while the system was up so you didn't have to reboot or interrupt any > running processes. Was this part of the Realtime Linux project? AFAIK, you still had to drop the thing to near-death in order to swap kernels. I think you lost your uptime anyway. basically it amounted to a way to speed up the reboot after a kernel swap. Carl Soderstrom -- Network Engineer Real-Time Enterprises (952) 943-8700