I'd like to take Ignus' message as an opportunity to offer what I
think is an important caveat about Debian and custom kernels.
There have been several good responses about how to install a
kernel and where to get information. However, I'd like to point
out that it is rather important to follow t
On Tue, 28 Oct 1997, News Account wrote:
> There are extensive how-to's at www.linux.org, one of which explains
> upgrading and installing a new kernel. As for your sound card, the setup
> is less than straightforward. There is a very good FAQ at
> http://homepage.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/Marcus.Brink
Hi,
You have to create a custom kernel to fit your needs. I gather
you have a CD Rom of the Debian distribution. Good. I hope it
contains the full distribution, for then you have everything locally;
but if you can download from the Debian site, not having the full
distribution shall no
There are extensive how-to's at www.linux.org, one of which explains
upgrading and installing a new kernel. As for your sound card, the setup
is less than straightforward. There is a very good FAQ at
http://homepage.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/Marcus.Brinkmann/soundblaster.html
which explains the setup for
Aloha! I'm new not only to this group, but to Linux as well. I have
everything installed and running that I could figure out (including X11,
which was a major pain in the butt), but have a few questions regarding
the kernel.
I wanted to install a kernel which would have support for my mo
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