Ahh, thanks for the directions.
-David
On Feb 5, 2004, at 12:46, Bevan C. Bennett wrote:
David Nedrow wrote:
It looks as though Core 1 does not include the necessary module (aha1542.o). Assuming that the module from RH 9 might be made to work, what is the mechanism for using it? Just copy it to a floppy, mount the floppy during the install and insmod?
It's a little more complicated than that, because you need to have a module that's compiled for your current kernel. It -does- look like the FC1 kernel-source contains the aha1542 code, it just isn't compiled in the default binary kernel rpms.
So, what you'd need to do is:
1) install the current kernel-source rpm somewhere (and gcc32, it's prerequisite).
2) "make menuconfig" and turn on the aha1542 module.
3) "make dep" and "make modules"
4) Take the generated aha1542.ko module
Now your best bet is probably to follow instructions like those at:
http://birger.sh/computing/RedHat_9_customized_install_media_howto.html
only instead of adding a module to the network driver floppy, add it to the block driver floppy.
Write out the modified, aha1542 containing driver floppy and use it normally during install.
Not exactly a cakewalk, but definately do-able.
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