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Hi, thanks again.


>
> yes and no... "y" sometimes means it assumes *your current kernel* has
> it built-in (i.e. = "ignore this option").

Unfortunately, didn't work out. But I am trying various configurations
to see if I get lucky.


> A shame you aren't using the latest compat-wireless.

Well, I am using the latest compat-wireless-*old*... and the only
reason is because I can't use a newer kernel. With 2.6.28 iwlagn works
like a charm, so why would I compile compat-wireless anyway?
Just to be clear about this, my kernel is the debian lenny stock
kernel 2.6.26-1-amd64


>
> Well, if you want to skip some modules, you just put comment it out,
> e.g. edit drivers/net/wireless/Makefile and put a "#" before any line
> that doesn't contain obj-$(CONFIG_IWL*
>

Thanks, now it goes much faster.
best wishes,
rodrigo.
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