Hi,
On quite new Debian machines, if the official kernel images
are installed ot the kernel image was created using a recent
kernel-package package, you can just look in /boot:
% less /boot/config-$(uname -r)
Aint that neat?
manoj
__> ls -asCF /boot
total 2699
1 ./ 5 boot.b 1 mbr.b
1 ../ 1 chain.b 1 os2_d.b
88 System.map-2.0.30 5 config-2.0.30 365 vmlinuz-2.0.30
89 System.map-2.0.32 6 config-2.0.32 373 vmlinuz-2.0.32
89 System.map-2.0.33 6 config-2.0.33 373 vmlinuz-2.0.33
161 System.map-2.1.82 8 config-2.1.82 485 vmlinuz-2.1.82
157 System.map-2.1.84 8 config-2.1.84 462 vmlinuz-2.1.84
1 boot.0300 1 grub/
1 boot.0302 11 map
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