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04-24-2000 03:02 PM
04-24-2000 03:02 PM
Kernel compilation ..
Hi All,
I want to compile the Linux kernel with TCP/IP stack as a module .
Can any one suggest me the way to do it ???
Thanks in advance
Sriram.
I want to compile the Linux kernel with TCP/IP stack as a module .
Can any one suggest me the way to do it ???
Thanks in advance
Sriram.
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04-27-2000 04:12 AM
04-27-2000 04:12 AM
Re: Kernel compilation ..
I don't believe this is possible. The drivers for various NIC's are
pre-compiled as modules, though, in most Linux distributions.
pre-compiled as modules, though, in most Linux distributions.
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04-27-2000 07:37 AM
04-27-2000 07:37 AM
Re: Kernel compilation ..
Visit the Kernel HOW-TO at www.kernel.org or www.linux.com.
Basically, you need to download the kernel sources and then run "make
xconfig" (if you have X installed) or "make menuconfig" (if you're running in
console mode) to setup the options. In your case you will want to pay
particular attention to the NETWORKING section.
Good Luck,
Dave
Basically, you need to download the kernel sources and then run "make
xconfig" (if you have X installed) or "make menuconfig" (if you're running in
console mode) to setup the options. In your case you will want to pay
particular attention to the NETWORKING section.
Good Luck,
Dave
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06-14-2000 09:32 AM
06-14-2000 09:32 AM
Re: Kernel compilation ..
Sorry, the current version of linux kernel won't let TCP/IP being compiled as a module.
TBOSS
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