> AFAIK when you build your kernel using make-kpkg, you can also > generate packages with kernel_headers to install later on your slower > machine.
Thanks, but I'd think it would need at least the config file? (I always read about "configured kernel source tree"...) Or this maybe just in some cases... > Mmmh editing .config by hand is quite close to black magic, if I were > you, I'd use make config if you can't use menuconfig or xconfig. It seems setting CONFIG_PCMCIA=n did the job: it automatically removed the other PCMCIA options from .config, I see. (make config scares me ;) > Could you try using the yenta module instead of the i82365 (as defined > in /etc/default/pcmcia IIRC) ? For me it did the trick. I see yenta isn't in pcmcia-modules-2.4.16, so I'm compiling a kernel again, with my previous options, I think they had yenta. I wonder why my /etc/default/pcmcia changed from yenta to i82xxxx, I see I have a pcmcia.orig which contains yenta. ;) Another kernel compile coming up, I think this should do it though. Thanks! Hugo -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
