On Jun 26, 2007, at 5:01 PM, Stephen Ward wrote:
What's wrong with sending him off a copy of the file?
I'm not at all concerned about withholding information from him. The
problem for me is that the LiveCD he got from us was a re-mastered
System
Rescue CD from 2004 and I don't know how to get a copy of
the .config file
that was used on that SysRescCD.
On newer systems, I see that a copy of the config file resides in
/proc/config.gz of a running system. I don't see anything like
that on this
CD, though. Running uname tells me: 2.4.26-fd35.
I suppose I could look to see if System Rescue CD is still making
their
config file available (though it's been just over 3 years,
apparently, since
that kernel was built). Does anyone have any other ideas/suggestions?
find /path/to/mounted/cd -name "config*" | less
On some systems, the config file is also written to a file in /boot
whose name starts with "config" (like "config-2.6.18-1.2257.fc5").
This may or may not be lingering somewhere on the cd/image.
-peter
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