On Tue, 2005-04-12 at 19:54, Timo wrote: > Hi, > > due to the lower latency of the 2.6 kernel I have decided to upgrade > to FC3. I have setup a test HDD to verify I get all my oddities > working before I actually upgrade my very stable FC1 that is currently > using jack_fst for VST. > > Here is what I've learned so far: > > Ndiswrapper: > My SMC2802W Wifi card and Ndiswrapper work with the 8 kb stack coming > by default in the Planet CCRMA 2.6.11 kernel. However, to make it work > one needs the kernel sources and one needs to _compile_ the kernel, > even if the binary is not used, for Ndiswrapper to compile. This is strange indeed. There are two ways to provide the stuff that external kernel modules need to compile. The first (and easiest) would be to point to the includes in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build so that the kernel module can find the kernel includes it needs. Some kernel modules (maybe ndiswrapper is one of them) need kernel headers they should not be using and that means having a full source kernel tree, which is not provided as a separate rpm any longer in fc3. There are instructions in the fc3 release notes: http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/3/i386/os/RELEASE-NOTES-en.html on how to go from a downloaded .src.rpm for the kernel to a full kernel tree that should be usable for building recalcitrant modules, without having to actually rebuild the kernel itself... -- Fernando
