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Originally Posted by
bsaunders
I've looked at security.debian.org and am a little confused about what needs to be done to upgrade the Kernel.
Is it a matter of typing apt-get upgrade, then apt-get update?
How would I know my Kernel has been patched?
Thanks,
You need to go to the kernel.org and get the 2.4.23 kernel source and use the kernel package program to compile and then install the new kernel. A guide to compiling a kernel the Debian way if you decide to take this route.
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