I am using Woody.
I read the documentation, and I see where I am not communicating
properly.
It states
2) Go to the the base of the kernel source tree (usually
the /usr/src/linux directory). If you are building a kernel
that
is custom configured to your
OK, I have figured a little more out. Damn, I wish I had taken a
course on this in college or something, it's tough to learn on your
own. Thanks for your help
THe kernel source would naturally be 2.4.18, not as I thought
2.4.28-bf2.4.
I have since found how to apt-get and install a different
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