Hi, I recently updated to the kernel-2.6.9-1.681_FC3, and when I tried to use apm I got the message, "No APM support in kernel." It also appears there is not a module for it. Am I missing something, or is that really the case? I guess I'm surprised to see that it's not there. It seems to me that APM is used by enough people that it should be included in the default kernels, at least as a module. So I'm guessing I need to build my own kernel from source. That's not a problem, but I have one other question. I haven't used the last could of releases of RedHat Linux, but I used to use it a lot, and I seem to remember that there used to be a separate kernel-source RPM that had the config in it there for the corresponding kernel. Does that not exist any longer? I don't see it anywhere. It was sometimes nice to use that in a case like this where I wanted to just quickly enable one additional option, rather than startng from scratch... Thanks, Rich