I'm not at all sure I'm interpreting your information correctly. But
it may be that although you have the source for 2.6.10 you may not have
compiled the source nor have selected those other kernel options which
make and allow the advanced kernel to use the new features or options
it offers beyond 2.6.8 (which could include the drivers, etc. to run
the devices you are interested in. Remember that if you don't select
the options for those drivers before the kernel is actually built the
kernel will and can build itself -- after invocation, to do so of
course, only with standard settings).
On Aug 29, 2005, at 10:22 PM, Jacob Becker wrote:
So I'm attempting to setup a D-link DWL-122 wireless
usb key with yellowdog 4.0. I'm trying to follow
the direction on
http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/support/solutions/ydl_4.0/usb-802.11b-
key.shtml
but when I do a make config it shots off an error
saying that it has located the header files, but the
complete source code is missing or incomplete.
So i tried to update the kernel using a rpm (kernel
and kernel source 2.6.10) but it said that the
packages where already there.
Is there a step that i'm missing? The instructions
call for kernel 2.6.8, but i'm using 2.6.10, could
that be the problem?
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