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when i installed i did full installation i.e. selected everything. c development tools etc.instead of /usr/src/linux i have /usr/src/redhat.is that what u were asking?
i checked the installation cd it had 9 rpms about kernel. since my cpu is athlon, i tried two. athlon.rpm and kernel-headers*.rpm it says both are already installed.
to be sure i did a fresh install last night and first thing i did was checked whether the above mentioned two rpms were installed. then i rpm the binary package of the driver(method a). it says please run hcfconfig or /usr/sbin/hcfconfig. i did the second. then i get this errormessage "no prebuilt hcf modules are available for your kernel = linux-2.4.7-10-i686-redhat-7.2-modvers. where is the directory of c header files that match your kernel?[/usr/src/linux]" this is the exact message.
since i don't have /usr/src/linux instead of linux i have redhat(if thats same?) whatever i type it says it failed and to check an error log that states, "modules should never use kernel-headers system headers, but rather headers from an appropriate kernel-source package. change -i/usr/src/linux/include(or similar) to -i/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/build/include to build against the currently-running kernel"
in the first message it says my kernel is "linux-2.4.7-10-i686-redhat-7.2-modvers". so i checked the installation cd and found a rpm called kernel-i686 and tried to rpm it but i get like 25 different conflicts. so thats the situation. any ideas? thanx again.
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