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speaking of "kernel stuff" the way the linux devices are identified has
changed, correct?  so instead of /dev/hda1 (2, 3, etc.) it's something like
30:01 (don't know for sure).  anyone have a brief pointer (in plain english)
to the differences?

the new kernel is interesting me more and more.  i may upgrade from my
2.2.20 soon...

preston


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