Making Driver Disks

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Bryan J. Smith wrote:
> Actually, it should be a fairly good one, at least until
> recently.  The Red Hat Linux 6.1+ driver disks use a cpio
> archive and specific header files.  I didn't see those in
> your procedure.

Perhaps I had a bad example disk?  I fully recreated the sample RH 6 
driver disk -- all files including the miscellaneous text files and yes, 
my modules.cgz file is a cpio archive:

# find . -type f | cpio -o -H crc | gzip -n9 > ../modules.cgz

(unless I'm doing that wrong?)

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