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Long-term support and backport riskLong-term support and backport riskPosted Jun 20, 2007 18:10 UTC (Wed) by Bogerr (subscriber, #36700)In reply to: Long-term support and backport risk by oak Parent article: Long-term support and backport risk
or another option - freeze at installation time. User get(choose) the latest stable enough kernel and stick with it.
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Long-term support and backport risk Posted Jun 21, 2007 13:56 UTC (Thu) by jamesh (subscriber, #1159) [Link] The problem with that model is what to do about security updates.
If after the 4th update to e.g. RHEL users are on 5 different kernel versions depending on when they did the install, the distributor is going to have to produce 5 different security updates. That doesn't sound like it would fly.
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