> Does anyone know if the if the .config that was used to build
> the kernel for
> ay given release is in the kernel source rpm. I'm running
> 7.1 and found
> some files under /usr/src/linux-2.4/configs but which file was used to
> compile the kernel regular (non-smp, non-pcmcia) kernel for
> the distro.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Alex
Yes, the kernel source rpm has the .config files, but they are the same ones
found in /usr/src/linux-2.4/configs/. When you install, the boot program
decides which kernel is best for your architecture. If you do this:
rpm -q kernel --qf %{ARCH}
you should see the architecture. From that you can tell which config file
was used. Exemplis gratis:
rpm -q kernel --qf %{ARCH}
i686
thus I use the kernel-*-i686.config file. If you had a multiprocessor
machine, you could use the kernel-*-i686-[enterprise,smp].config kernels.
Forrest
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