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Hi After compiling my kernel to K6/2 native I was thinking of doing the same to the rest of the software, probably using rpm as I think I can recompile the packages to make them k6/2 native then reinstall or upgrade them, this should make my system alot faster. espcially X. I still need to do some reading of Maximum RPM but does anyone in the group know of a similar project which I could get involved with. as i have a cd writer I can then burn the new rpms to cd. I will try and post notes on to my web site to help others. >From what I have found out so far I would need to edit the rpmrc file and change build arch from i386 to k6 or something (k6 because when I copiled my kernel I had -k6 flash up as part of the output messages). However I am not 100% sure on things here, I currently use RHL 7.1 with the 2.4.2 kernel, on a AMD K6/2 with 128mb of ram. thanks paul -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.