Try using make-kpkg from kernel-package to build your kernels. Documentation (for potato) is in /usr/share/kernel-package. README is the standard info and README.modules gives info about pcmcia. README.tecra may be useful for you as well.
On Fri, Jun 02, 2000 at 10:16:46AM -0500, Jeffrey Knight wrote: > Hello all: > Please forgive the fact this question has probably been asked here about 100 > times: > My tecra laptop is currently running 2.0.x and i'm upgrading to 2.2.x I > finally managed to build a kernel that'll boot (why is it so hard with > debian? i can build bzImages for my tecra with SuSE all day!) ... > > Where do I have to option to compile in pcmcia? > I tried to just copy /lib/modules/2.0/pcmcia to /lib/modules/2.2, but the > bootup process didn't think that that was very funny. > > Thanks, Jeff -- Lee Bradshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] (preferred) Alantro Communications [EMAIL PROTECTED]
