Fedora Core 5 Kernel
Hi,
I am a newbie to linux, this is my 2nd installation of a it. 1st RH9 and now FC5. I just installed FC5 to be a dual boot on P4 machine. It seems to work fine with no problems. When I wanted to make my Dell 1450 wireless card to work, I discovered it is not supported. One of the ways to install it is to use ndiswrapper program. However, when I tired installing it, it looks for the Kernel Compile directory. When I tried to look for it in /usr/src I couldn't find it. To make it short, I just spent my weekend trying to recompile the kernel, the original 2.6.25 and the new one 2.6.16. I was able to do it, but ndiswrapper didn't like the new modules and kept installing in the old ones. My questions are: 1. Where does FC5 install the kernel? 2. Do I need to ask for the kernel to bo complied during installation? |
the kernel itself (compiled) is generally installed in /boot, the source ends up in /usr/src/kernels. Hopefully that helps. You'll need the source to recompile.
|
Take a look at this site: http://rpm.livna.org/kernel-modules.html
It should shed some light on the topic. |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 11:23 PM. |