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  1. I obtained Mandrake 9.2 disks a week ago and have made very good progress *excett* for my 586ep modem ( I know, I should buy an external modem).

     

    After much research I discovered that I needed to install the kernel source. I located the files on the CD and installed them but still could not compile the driver.

     

    After more digging I discoved that the kernel source was not included on the 9.2 CD. Therefore I need to find and download the source.

     

    The kernel is 2.4.22-10mdk-i686-up-4GB

     

    The only reference I could find to files of this type was on the cooker ftps. Problem is I assume that cooker is a linux program and as I do not have a woring moden under linuz I connect to the net via Windows. I tried clicking on the mirror links but received error messages.

     

    So, my questions are:

     

    (a) Where can I get the kernel source from, remembering that I connect to the net using Windows?

     

    (B) Does the source go directly in /usr/src or in /usr/src/kernel-version?

     

    © I have downloaded a linux-2.4.22 version but it is not identical. Would it be easier if I downloaded a version newer than 2.4, recompiled, and then compiled the driver?

     

    (d) When I boot lilo list additional versions, obviously from source I have tried installing, but I do not understand how the entries got there. SElecting one of them resulted in another kernel being uncompressed.

     

    Any h elp would be appreciated.

     

    Thanks.

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