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Hi Otavio,
Thanks for working on this! Due to lack of time on my part, I have
only just now been able to get around to testing it. :( The module
detection works fine and queues modules for installation, but it
queues the 486 modules, which also pulls in the 486 kernel into the
target install. Not sure how to fix this (defaulting to 686 would be
wrong), as we don't really know which kernel the user wants if they do
an expert install. Anyone else have clues as to where we could call
this check?
Cheers
Glenn
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