"Harold Hartley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Well, I now have a good question as I'm not readlly familiar with the
> compiling and I want to do it right...
> the big problem is I can not find a updated HOW-TO about it with the sparc..
> I reinstalled my debian slink for sparc, and found in the
> sparc 1+? I have one myself..in the process of trying to get it going with
> Linux as well...however one problem I have encountered is the SunLance
> ethernet port not working it seemsand I was wondering if you were
> networking yours and if you had how you did it...I tried throwing a
> AUI->
sparc 1+? I have one myself..in the process of trying to get it going with
Linux as well...however one problem I have encountered is the SunLance
ethernet port not working it seemsand I was wondering if you were
networking yours and if you had how you did it...I tried throwing a AUI->TP
trancei
I don't use Debian's kernel-source package at all. It's easy to build
the kernel using the upstream source and there are instructions in lots
of places, including in the source itself (available from
ftp.kernel.org or mirrors).
Compiling the Linux kernel is easier than partitioning a disc,
configu
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