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Am trying to install drivers for my Conexant HSP56 micromodem .I have managed to download pctel-0.9.7-9-rht-3.tar.gz but during the ./setup I get the error
"searching for kernel includes...** error
could not find any kernel sources in /usr/src"
I have not changed the kernel source since installation where I installed them .
you should have a folder called /usr/src/linux which is what the install program is looking for. If you don't, you need to download and install kernel-sources-xxx-xxx.rpm. Make sure that the source is the same version as your kernel, which you can discover by typing "uname -r or -a" in a terminal.
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