On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 15:11, Carlos Villegas wrote: > I'm trying to get the bcm5700 and nvnet modules on a custom CD to > kickstart fedora systems over the network, I did this successfully > for RH9, I'm having problems compiling those modules to have the > correct symbol versions... > > After spending about 3 hours just trying to get them right, I figured > I'd ask here. I noticed that the fedora installed kernel is built for > i586 as opposed to the one for RH9 (i386), the kernel-source rpm > has a config file for an i386-BOOT kernel, but not for an i586 one, > I simply used the i386 file, and changed the "processor family" to > i586, but it didn't work. > > How exactly do you build modules for the fedora install kernel? The CD and pxeboot kernel are the stock i586 kernel shipped in Fedora instead of the i386 BOOT, eg config-i586 (so that people who need ACPI support can get it by booting with acpi=on) Cheers, Jeremy
