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It is not a part of the kernel in CentOS 5.6. Okay, (I think) one way to do it is manually to add the jme.ko file
from kmod-jme to the modules.cgz file inside the initrd file that anaconda
builds (and sort out the pci.ids and other data files). Is there a way to get
the buildinstall script to do that automatically? Would any modifications to
upd-instroot help? I’m testing release builds at the moment, so my build system is
producing rather a lot of .iso images. Every time I get an installer .iso file,
I don’t want to manually have to take it apart again, open the initrd, open the
modules.cgz, add the driver, rebuild modules.cgz, rebuild initrd and rebuild
the .iso. Moray. “To err is human; to purr, feline.” From: Vijay N. Majagaonkar
[mailto:vijay.majagaonkar@xxxxxxxxx] If this is kernel module, than is it should be part of
kernel? ;) On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 9:34 AM, Moray Henderson <Moray.Henderson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote: I can add support for a JMicron(R) JMC250 PCI-E Ethernet
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