I just like to congratulate Roman, Hubert and SuSE for a job well done. I have just applied the kernel update rpms to a couple of my machines including my Toshiba Notebook, which if anything was going to have problems, it would have, and everything went perfectly smoothly. I didn't even have to do a --force etc Note: I am actually running self compiled 2.4.4 kernels on all boxes, so I would not have been surprised to have something complain. As some of you may have noticed, Roman's email had a timestamp of "Date: Sat, 12 May 2001 06:32:57 +0200 (MEST)" It is this level of dedication that SuSE should be praised for, and is the reason why I recommend SuSE Linux to anyone I meet. Roman, (unlike some previous announcements) your email had a step by step installation procedure taking into account several different possibilities. This i great, and it's exactly this level of attention to detail that puts SuSE linux above any other OS that I had the misfortune to have to use. (Including some "other" Linux distros that exhibit almost as many unexplainable quirks as the Microsoft world.) Many Thanks --- Nix - nix@susesecurity.com http://www.susesecurity.com