Are there differences between the config files used to generate the kernels shipped with Debian? I am specifically interested in i386 versus ppc. I have a ThinkPad and PowerBook installed and configured identically for Debian 2.2 (potato) except for X server and when I try to run dhcpd on the PowerBook I get:
socket: Protocol not available - make sure CONFIG_PACKET and CONFIG_FILTER are defined in your kernel configuration! exiting. The ThinkPad works fine. Is there a known problem with the dhcp package or is this really evidence that different kernel config options are used on the two architectures? If the latter is this intentional and why? Thanks -- Dwayne Grant McConnell work: [EMAIL PROTECTED] PowerPC Linux Team home: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Linux Technology Center notes: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
