Very Computer

(1) How do i know what options were compiled into the kernel?  I did
the standard install off the cd, but would like to know what exactly
did and didn't get compiled in.

(2) Is there a way to get the exact same options compiled into the
kernel automatically if i upgrade?  I've spent a ton of time getting
the thing running correctly, and I am afraid of upgrading the kernel
and not knowing how to answer the compile time options and ending up
with a system that all of a sudden isn't running

-and-

(3) this whole thing is coming up because i want to run Team Fortress
Classic (a HalfLife mod) on masq'd client machines.  It looks like i
need this experimental loose udp patch for things to work, but i don't
know if its already compiled into my kernel or not, and am not sure
how to even check.  Does anyone know the answer to this question.

thx in advance,
jeff

Quote:> I have a sun sparc classic running redhat 6.2 (kermel 2.2.14).  What i
> would like to know is:

> (1) How do i know what options were compiled into the kernel?  I did
> the standard install off the cd, but would like to know what exactly
> did and didn't get compiled in.

Quote:> (2) Is there a way to get the exact same options compiled into the
> kernel automatically if i upgrade?  I've spent a ton of time getting
> the thing running correctly, and I am afraid of upgrading the kernel
> and not knowing how to answer the compile time options and ending up
> with a system that all of a sudden isn't running

Quote:> -and-

> (3) this whole thing is coming up because i want to run Team Fortress
> Classic (a HalfLife mod) on masq'd client machines.  It looks like i
> need this experimental loose udp patch for things to work, but i don't
> know if its already compiled into my kernel or not, and am not sure
> how to even check.  Does anyone know the answer to this question.