Mandriva 2005 LE
Does the kernel source come with the three free ISO's or do I have to download it separately?
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I would say yes, it does come with the 3 ISO's that you can download. I vaguely recall doing this with Mandrake 9.1. Worse comes to worst, you can still get the kernel-source using URPMI.
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You can test if the kernel source is loaded by going to the Software Installer
Mandriva Control Center-> Software-> Software Installer -> type kernel as a search term, and look for kernel-source as a result. |
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To the OP yes I believe it is included, judging by the package list for the 'discovery' edition of 10.1 which should be farily similar to 2005LE, http://qa.mandriva.com/distro/10.1-disco.cd If not its a 45MB download. Either way you should go to http://easyurpmi.zarb.org and setup access to the software repos because 3CDs worth of software is fairly limited. |
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Its in there. It might be a descriptive name like "look at installable software..." anyway its directly linked in the menus as System->Configuration->Packaging->Install Software
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Here's what you do to get the proper kernel source packages for Mandriva 2005LE Community ( and I would assume official as well. )
Goto http://easyurpmi.zarb.org and follow the instructions to set up the correct RPM repositories. THEN you can type in "urpmi kernel-source" in the console OR goto MCC and Install Packages from there and you will have the option of installing a stripped version of the source code from there (just the stuff you need to build driver modules and etc.) Hope that helps! |
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