More stuff on my previous mail: 

The problem with mousedev is that it's being built in to the kernel
(config set to Y) while usbmouse is being built as a module. The kernel
obviously doesn't like this combination; if usbmouse is a module,
mousedev needs to be a module too. You'll see this is the setup of the
2.4 main kernel.

The problem with modpost - a Google got me some more information. It's
created during the make config stage and apparently wiped when the
kernel itself is compiled, but as I mentioned, the patch for nvnet
depends on it. Now I know how to build it (go to
/usr/src/linux-2.6.blahblah and re-run make config) it's not so
important any more, but it'd still be nice if the kernel were patched
somehow to keep it present.

One thing that does seem to have been fixed in this new version -
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_AMD74XX is set, which will let nforce2 users get DMA mode
for their drives. Thanks!
-- 
adamw


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