If you know the answer, Greg, why can't you just give the guy a direct pointer instead of asking him to RTFM? If you can't help, why can't you just be upfront as Dianne and say "I can't help you with kernel stuff"? How does showing off your condescending attitude here help anyone reading this forum?
potassium -- I am no kernel expert. But I found from googling that the kernel configuration is stored as /proc/config.gz on the device. So you just need to do: adb pull /proc/config.gz Once you unzip it, you can search for "NETFILTER". Linux kernel comes with the Netfilter framework but whether or not it is enabled is probably up to the device makers and service providers. I don't know if Google enforces a standard distribution of the kernel for any device to be called "Android". A Googler reading this may provide more insight. Good luck. doug -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-kernel
