If you open the tulip.c file you will find the
necessary command to compile it at the end of the
file. You can use it to make a module tulip.o and move
it to /lib/modules/<kernel ver>/net directory. You
don't need the whole kernel source, just the headers.
Thats it, next time when you boot or give the command
insmod/modprobe it will automatically take it.
HTH
-swapan
--- Manish Handa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hmmmm.
> Ten mark for guessing the name :) Can i find it
> anywhere on the
> web(where) . i have a version that works perfectly
> with RH6.2 but i want a
> RH7.0 version.
>
> --manish
>
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