Yellow Dog Linux Bugfix Announcement
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Package:	kernel	
Issue Date: 	June 02, 2001
Priority:	medium 
Advisory ID: 	YDU-20010602-1


1. 	Topic:

	kernel-2.2.19-1i had incorrect support for 
   	certain new Apple hardware.


2. 	Problem:

	The initial YDL 2.0 kernel-2.2.19-1i did not properly
   	use a default resolution of 1024x768 on the new
	2001 iBook (Dual USB) systems. 

   	Symptoms of this problem are default resolution of
   	800x600 which results in a display which appears to
   	repeat or contain black stripes. 

	Additionally, revision 1i did not properly detect
	the Rage128 Ultra video on the Feb. 2001 iMac computers.


3. 	Solution:

   	a) Updating via yup...
   	We suggest that you use the Yellow Dog Update Program (yup)
   	to keep your system up-to-date. The following command(s) will
   	automatically retrieve and install the fixed version of
   	this update onto your system:

   		yup update kernel 

		(you may also yup update any of the additional kernel sub-packages
		that may apply to your system from the list below)

   	b) Updating manually...
   	The update can also be retrieved manually from our ftp site
   	below along with the rpm command that should be used to install
   	the update.  (Please use a mirror site)

   		ftp://ftp.terraplex.com/pub/yellowdog/updates/yellowdog-2.0/ppc/RPMS/
		rpm -Fvh kernel-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm

		and/or additional sub-packages:

		rpm -Fvh kernel-ans-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm (for Apple Network Servers)
		rpm -Fvh kernel-doc-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
		rpm -Fvh kernel-pcmcia-cs-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
		rpm -Fvh kernel-smp-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm (for SMP machines)
		rpm -Fvh kernel-source-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
		rpm -Fvh kernel-utils-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm


	IMPORTANT NOTE:
	BootX users will still need to copy the new /boot/vmlinux-2.2.19-1k file
	to their Mac OS System Folder in order for the new kernel to be utilized.  


4. Verification

MD5 checksum			  Package
--------------------------------  ----------------------------
7df2f61bb6a1cb1c80f530865693d326  SRPMS/kernel-2.2.19-1k.src.rpm
3e1adad3deb189c40a2e967d39629788  ppc/RPMS/kernel-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
aee4b2d029ae677837644ce175d8d58e  ppc/RPMS/kernel-ans-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
78e948c39f06a98a58156e6888ec84b0  ppc/RPMS/kernel-doc-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
85955f0f764edc9d09cdb802f87dfb5b  ppc/RPMS/kernel-pcmcia-cs-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
129954adee9f0677dda4d496e0509659  ppc/RPMS/kernel-smp-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
1bb7e0a7bc92d7dd88fbe73fa17b94d0  ppc/RPMS/kernel-source-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm
f226c7090a079597ae313cde6917cff5  ppc/RPMS/kernel-utils-2.2.19-1k.ppc.rpm

If you wish to verify that each package has not been corrupted or tampered with,
examine the md5sum with the following command: rpm --checksig --nogpg filename


5. Misc.

Terra Soft has setup a moderated mailing list where these security, bugfix, and package
enhancement announcements will be posted. See http://lists.yellowdoglinux.com/ for more
information.

For information regarding the usage of yup, the Yellow Dog Update Program, see 
http://http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/support/solutions/ydl_general/yup.shtml