Re: Newbie problem

[Joel Jaeggli]

you can install the kernel source from the distribution, or if you want a
new kernel based on the current sources you can grab the sources from one
of the ftp.us.kernel.org mirrors

joelja

 On Tue, 24 Jul 2001, Frank Akujobi wrote:

> Hi all,
> Am a newbie and this is my first post. I just
> installed Redhat7.1 (one I downloaded) and it's
> working well even hooked it up to the internet. I
> checked my /usr/src/ and I don't find a /linux
> directory. I find only one directory... /redhat. It
> there something wrong somewhere, or do I have to
> download a kernel source seperately. Doing uname -r
> shows me that I have 2.4.x.x.
>
> Thanks.
> Frank.
>
>
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