On Thu, Jul 18, 2002 at 01:15:49PM +0200, Oliver Jovic wrote: > Hello Ajay, > > I understand your problem but for what hardware do you need a module? The default Intel EtherExpress Pro driver does not work on the Vaio laptops that we have. Well, it sort-of works: I get a througput of about 16KBps or so, which basically rules out a network install. Intel has their own "e100" driver available for download, which works much better (> 4MBps speeds on a 100BT switch). > If you want to build a own module then you must also build a own striped > kernel on the boot[net].img. Further you will need to replace all > modules in the initrd.img with thouse compiled with the new kernel. Then > you shouldnt get unresvolved symbols. I havent done this yet but I think > its the only way to make it work. > > If you find it out drop me a note. ;-) > > oj I hadn't considered replacing _all_ the modules, but now that you suggest it, it makes sense to try it. I will try it out and post the results here (once I find a sucker who's willing to give me his laptop for "testing" ;-) Thanks, Ajay
