i think by definition the dev kernel is not going to be in
a distro install. closest you can get is maybe
the hackkernel. but doing the dev kernel from a source
download isn't to bad route is
1 install the distros kernel source rpm (for RH or L-M type
distros) when you fix the deps
you get the toolsets
2 go to www.kernel.org or one of the mirrors and get the
archive (all 12 megs)
3 unpack the archive and rename the tree (will be linux) to
the version number (currently as of this mailing 2.3.99pre5
for the BETA)
4 move the tree to /usr/src/ and symlink to linux in the
same directory (remove the existing symlink)
5 straight out of the retail manual for L-M in a terminal
type
cd usr/src/linux/
make xconfig && make dep && make clean && make bzImage &&
make modules && make modules_install
6 {bad singing} A HACKING WE WILL GO , A HACKING WE WILL GO
... {/bad singing}
