David Abulafia wrote:
>
> If you have not installed iBCS2 when you installed RedHat linux,
> how do you add the iBCS2 module to the linux kernel.
Perhaps it was expressed badly. A module is not added to the kernel,
but is a bit of code loaded (nowadays as needed) when the machine
boots.
Basically, you just need to make sure the kernel knows when to find
this module when needed. How depends on your distro.
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