You will need to either:
1. Download the module precompiled for your type of system (it'll be a
file called ibcs.o) and put it where the other modules are on your
system (probably /lib/modules/2.2.nn), or
2. Download the source code for the iBCS module and compile it on your
system using the supplied instructions, then do step 1) above.
If you do 1), make sure you get the right version for your system - eg
kernel version, cpu type. Check out 'man iBCS' for more detail on what the
module can and can't do.
This module really should be integrated into the kernel tree. This is
supposedly on the todo list for 2.4, but it should have been done for 2.2.
On a lighter note, this is one of my favourite manpage quotes (from man
iBCS):
> BUGS
> There are two many bugs.
heh
--matt
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, David Abulafia wrote:
>
> If you have not installed iBCS2 when you installed RedHat linux,
> how do you add the iBCS2 module to the linux kernel.
>
> Thank You
>
> Regards
> David Abulafia
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