Mike Power
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Is there anyway I can get aes support in a kernel I use to install linux
with. Right now I am using a netinstall disc which supports md5 and
nothing else. I tried creating my own cd with my own kernel, but I got
a VFS error on boot. I also tried building my own aes.ko module with
versioning support. Neither worked, so how do I go about booting off a
kernel that supports aes and then starting the install process?
