I have never built a custom kernel before. In trying to follow the instructions under the RedHat Customization Guide I am not getting far. It starts out saying to copy the configuration file from /usr/src/linux-2.4/configs directory to the /usr/src/linux-2.4/.config. These directories are not present on my Linux box. I am currently running the 2.4.20-29.9 kernel. Where are the configuation files for RedHat 9? Why do they tell you to use directories that aren't present from a typical installation? Do I now create those directories? Okay, then move the configuation file to the new directories? First, I must download and install the source RPMS. Will this create the missing directories? Seems like the instructions should include this. Also, the SRPMS available for downloading are dated March, 03. Don't I need the current sources since I have done all the updates to my system since installing. BTW I downloaded the ISO for installing, but did buy the RedHat subscription service. Why aren't current sources available? Or, does it not matter? I am missing something here - basic understanding, I guess. -- Jack Lupton [EMAIL PROTECTED] This message has been composed using Ximian Evolution on a Red Hat 9 desktop
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