Hi Remon, > Can anyone think of a solution? (I'm not familiar with recompiling > kernels etc....)
Learn how to compile and deploy your own kernel. I've made a habit of making that the second thing I do on a newly installed box. Configuring sudo being #1. It's not hard and well documented. Plus, the machine becoming a firewall, you don't really want the extra baggage a generic kernel brings with it. A generic kernel, of course, has to support most regular hardware as it's for general purpose. Most people don't run 'general purpose' Linux boxen, I guess. Why would you want USB, audio, SCSI and/or AGP support if it's just a simple IDE machine with two NICs? [I'm not saying it is, just trying to make a point; I don't have a clue about that RAID controller you're talking about] Plus, you learn. Again. HTH and good luck... Nico -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
