>If /usr/src/Linux 2.0.0 does not have anything in it (except a sub
>directory called include/ does that mean I can not buid my kernal? I have
>tried typing make config several times and nothing happens. I am using
>SlackWare 96 from PHT. Since I am new to Linux I have no doubt that it
>is something I have done wrong.
You need to install kernel sources. Slackware should have a kernel
source package, but it will not be as current as what's available on
the net.
Many ftp archives (sunsite, redhat, cdrom, tsx11, ...) maintain copies
of the kernel sources; they will be in a dir called kernel/2.0 or
something similar. Look for a file that does not have "patch" in the
name, and a version like 2.0.27 or 2.0.28, and a file extention of
.tgz or .tar.gz. Download it and unpack it from /usr/src, then cd to
linux, make config and you're on your way!
--Walter Keeler
Walter Keeler * If my words did glow... *
San Francisco, CA *******************************
http://www.best.com/~wkeeler
>TIA
>John
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