You can do the following (need to be root):
cd /usr/src/linux
make oldconfig > old-settings
now you can examine the text file "old-settings" which contains info on the
running kernel.
Bye
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I am running RH 6.0 with the stock kernal. I wanted to get my SCSi CD-R
working, and the docs say you need this and that support compiled into
the kernel. How can I find out what support is in my kernel so I can
determine if I need to compile a new one, or if the existing one is OK.
Thanks in advance.
R. Haehnel
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED] il 18/01/2000 03.19.16
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cc:
Oggetto: finding out what support is in your kernel
I am running RH 6.0 with the stock kernal. I wanted to get my SCSi CD-R
working, and the docs say you need this and that support compiled into
the kernel. How can I find out what support is in my kernel so I can
determine if I need to compile a new one, or if the existing one is OK.
Thanks in advance.
R. Haehnel
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