Tom, You need to grab the kernel-source-x.x.x package. Next, refer to the nicely done doc.s from http://www.ourmanpann.com/linux/kernel.html
Good luck! On 10 Jan, Sheila Persons wrote: > I am trying to install the drivers for my SCSI cd roms but i am unable to > locate the linux source code. There is no directory called /usr/src/linux on > my hard disk. I am booting from a floppy and the root directory is on a Jaz > disk (2GB), during boot the SCSI card and all of my SCSI devices are detected > but the only drivers that are loaded are for my IBM hard disk (also SCSI) and > my Jaz drive. I get an I/O error when I try to write to the CDRom (as a > test). The documentation i have states that the problem is with the device > files but i believe it is due to the SCSI CDRom's not being enabled using the > "make config" command. I am not even able to run "make config" since the > source code isn't where it should be!!! i am very new to linux/unix commands > so please give me "blow by blow" details on how to correct this if possible. > Could the source code be on my boot floppy? If so, I'm not even sure how to > switch directories to point any ny other drive. > > Any help would be overwhelmingly appreciated. Please respond to [EMAIL > PROTECTED] > > Thanks, > Tom Persons -- 'til next we type... HAVE FUN!! -- Jesse