David,
While a better explanation would have been helpful, I'll shoot from the
hip.
su to root and cd to /usr/src/linux (hopefully you installed the kernel
source!)
execute 'make menuconfig' or, if you are running in X, 'make xconfig'
Under "Block Devices", enable 'Enhanced IDE/MFM/RLL disk/cdrom/floppy
support'
Below that enable 'SCSI emulation support'
Back at the main menu, save and exit. Now recompile. In case you are new
at that...
make dep
make bzImage (bzImage is the most compressed option, AFAIK.)
make modules
mv /lib/modules/<current> /lib/modules/<old> (replace "current" and
"old" with whatever your modules are)
make modules_install
edit lilo.conf (if necessary)
mv /boot/<current kernel> /boot/<old kernel>
cp /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot/bzImage (assuming you are
running on x86)
/sbin/lilo
Reboot.
> David Dameron wrote:
>
> Can anyone tell me how to compile scsi support in the kernal?
>
> I did not find the README.APATI file very helpful.
>
>
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