Oliver Bengs wrote: > Yes you must recompile the kernel, > > zcat /proc/config.gz | grep AMIGA
Useless use of zcat :-) $> zgrep AMIGA /proc/config.gz If you need only an additional driver for AMIGA file system support and this driver can be implemented as a module, then there is no need to build an entire new kernel! Just use $> make modules SUBDIRS=fs/affs in the directory with the kernel source to build the affs.ko kernel module which can then be installed with the following command: $> make modules_install SUBDIRS=fs/affs If you need to compile the module not for the currently running kernel but for another one or if you use a build directory or <...>, you need to be a bit careful. Nevertheless, the principle should be the same. If an additional feature cannot be implemented as a module, then of course you can't use the approach described here. > [...] > rpm -e --justdb kernel-default > [...] YaST online update might not like something like that... And, by the way, I think one does not really need something like an ACPI fan driver (fan) etc. etc. in an initial ramdisk :-) Cheers, Th. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
