Adam wrote: > That's funny that you say that the Slackware kernel doesn't > have enough. I find it too bloated still. It has support > for RAID, PCMCIA, and other things I don't use. Yes, the bare default kernel has almost everything included! > The first thing I do when I get a fresh copy of Slackware > installed is to build a custom kernel. Me too. It's good that the default includes all of that for your first boot: it supports almost all hardware. Therefore it should install from CD on almost anything. But I too do a kernel compile right away after install. Patrick uses the unmodified kernel source, ie linus' source, the stuff from kernel.org ... and I like it that way ... so if supermount or anything else isn't in the official source it won't be in slackware ... is it in the official kernel? -- Doug
