OK.../usr/src should have contained all your kernel source (including your win4lin sources unless you put them somewhere else.) If you do have them somewhere else, then you should be able to just recreate that directory and link your kernel source to /usr/src/linux
eg (assuming /usr/src does NOT exist) # cd /usr # mkdir src # cd src # ln -s /path/to/source linux IF you don't have the win4lin kernel sources somewhere else, you will have to re-download them. eg (assuming /usr/src does NOT exist) # cd /usr # mkdir src # emerge sys-kernel/win4lin-sources Hope this helps..... Pete On Sunday 16 March 2003 07:52 pm, you wrote: > Sorry to be a pain, but I think I'm really in trouble now. I tried to do > the symbolic link previously suggested and I think I deleted the usr/src > directory. Was this just an empty directory, pointing to the source tree, > or have I deleted heaps of valuable stuff out of it. > > I'll try just re-creating the directory and then linking it using the gui > to the win4lin source tree. Do I have to reboot using the win4lin Kernel to > redo the nvidia stuff, or can I still stay with the gentoo kernel and do it > as long as the /usr/src points to the win4lin sources? > > > > > try this: > > > > # emerge nvidia-kernel 2>&1 | tee FILENAME > > > > substituting whatever file you want to send the output to for > > FILENAME.... -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
