Don,
From /usr/src/linux do
"make modules"  followed by
"make modules_install"
This should create an additional sub-directory under /lib/modules and
create the necessary module files in the new sub-directory.
Art

Don Harrop wrote:
> 
> I've recompiled, for tuning reasons, a linux kernel before.  Now I'm in
> the midst of upgrading and building a new kernal from the sources.  I've
> got the new kernel in place and it boots but none of my scsi stuff comes
> up.  The reason being that I don't have any modules for the new
> kernel.  I'm on a RH system so the modules for the previous kernel are in
> the /lib/modules/linux-2.2.xx directory.  Where do I find and how do I
> build the modules for the new kernel.  I thought they would come with the
> source of the new kernel but I guess not.
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