On Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 08:53:37AM +0530, Jsahambi wrote:
> I can reframe the question: If I install the kernel-sourse and run "make
> xconfig", how do i load the configuration of the existing kernel, so
> that I can know what modules are compiled into the kernel and baased on
> that I can add mor
And to know what modules are compiled at the moment, simply run
# modprobe -l
But it only gives you the modules, not the drivers that are compiled IN
the kernel...
uickly,
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On 0, Jsahambi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any method to know what modules are compiled into the kernel on
> the Debian machine.
>
> I can reframe the question: If I install the kernel-sourse and run "make
> xconfig", how do i load the configuration of the existing kernel, so
> that I
Is there any method to know what modules are compiled into the kernel on
the Debian machine.
I can reframe the question: If I install the kernel-sourse and run "make
xconfig", how do i load the configuration of the existing kernel, so
that I can know what modules are compiled into the kernel and
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