jludwig wrote: > On Saturday 14 May 2005 02:01 pm, Christopher J. Bottaro wrote: >> Apparently the FC kernels are all hacked/patched by Red Hat. Thus things >> like ndiswrapper won't compile against them. I need two things that >> require a stock kernel from kernel.org: ndiswrapper, and an unofficial >> patch that makes my stupid Dell Inspiron 6000's DVD player use DMA. >> >> Now my question is what ramifications will there be for using a stock >> kernel on an FC3 system. What will break? >> >> Oh, I have a second question. Where can I get the stock FC3 kernel >> config >> file. Honestly, the kernel has gotten so big, that I have no idea which >> options should be turned off or on. Its nice to just load the default >> FC3 one, but I don't know where it is. >> >> Thanks for the info. > I have done so with the 2.4 kernel. > > You don't have to loose the Red Hat/Fedora kernel and can set up grub to > boot from either(which is the wiswst choice anyways). Thats what I was planning on doing. Still, curious about the answer to my question though. Also would like to know where the default FC3 kernel config file is. Thanks. -- C
