>Anyone know where I can see the .config file from the kernel compile >or where a list of the compiled in NIC drivers are versus those >compiled as modules? > Yes, does anyone know where could we get a list of those compiled in the kernel? Also, where could I download the modules that aren't compiled in the kernel? >In the netcfg script there is a typo in the line: >"if [ -f /etc/con/dhcp" this should read "if [ -f /etc/conf/dhcp". > >Finally, Michael, the original issue about setting up the modules file >no longer matters since the arguments you want to pass to the driver >can be passed on the command line to the kernel during the boot. >Those are setup as an APPEND argument in the syslinux.cfg file. Let me see if I understand this properly... The modules file is still being used, but only if we need to add extra modules that aren't compiled into the kernel. For the ones that ARE compiled in the kernel, I can set the IRQ and IO during boot. If I want the values to be stored on the disk, and be automatically set at boot, without physically typing them in, can I just look for the APPEND in the syslinux.cfg file, and add: ether=irq,iobase[,param_1[,param_2,...param_8]]],name Right? >Hope this helps. Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for all your help. -Mike Taylor- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ www.trinux.org hosted by The Vnode Connector Services www.vnode.com *** Special Discounts For Trinux Users *** Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
