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but hardly anybody uses those releases. instead, people start with those releases and make modifications. people often sloppily refer to a linux based on linux 2.6.6 as linux 2.6.6 itself. but to be correct, you have to add something -- usually a hyphen and a suffix. red hat versions of linux, which you see a lot, unfortunately use just a plain number for that suffix, e.g. linux 2.6.6-12. (it would be better if they used something more explicitly red hat, such as linux 2.6.6-rh12).
12.1. linux 2.4 - linux 2.6 【程序编程相关:linux操作系统下c语言编程入门】remember that in this document, "linux" means the kernel; when we consider the operating systems called "linux", the situation gets even more complicated. 【推荐阅读:Apache 2.0手册中文版翻译项目-】
the biggest change to lkms between linux 2.4 and linux 2.6 is an internal one: lkms get loaded much differently. most people wont see any difference except that the suffix on a file containing an lkm has changed, because they use high level tools to manage the lkms and the interface to those tools hasnt changed. 【扩展信息:转自《读者文摘》杂志的几句话】
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