kevincrookes wrote: >Hi all. I got another question for you all now. Where do i get all the = >drivers or modules is it? For all the different types of devices that i = >have got attached to my computer??=20
Try running modconf as root first. It's kinda cryptic, initially, but most of the time it won't fail to install the proper modules conforming to your hardware. You'll really need to know thy hardware. Newer versions of the Linux kernel support more devices. In which case, you can download the source code of the Linux kernel, compile the wanted functionality into the kernel directly, or as modules, prior to installing the new kernel into the system. Note that some devices (such as NVidia video cards) have proprietary modules; in which case you download the module from their website, which must suite the version of the Linux kernel which you are running (type uname -a to see the version of the kernel). __________________________________ www.edsamail.com
