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  As a good general guideline, if you make a custom version of a package that Red Hat ships, and bump the release number, it is a very good idea to also namespace it specially to not conflict with future official Red Hat package version/releases. It also helps to make it more clear that it is not an official Red Hat build when looking at the output of rpm -q et al. What I do for personal custom builds of packages, is namespace them with ".mharris.n" ie: xorg-x11-drv-ati-6.5.7-1.mharris.1.src.rpm Let's me know this was based on the official Red Hat -1 package, and it is my first custom build. If I need to rebuild, it would become .2 on the end, etc. Just thought I'd suggest that, as it's a generally good idea. ;) I wouldn't worry about it for this one now tho, as a new Radeon driver version is about to hit rawhide. -- Mike A. Harris, Open Source Advocate * Proud to be Canadian.