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I'm trying to build a ethernet driver for Red Hat 7.0 because a client 
has a program that refuses to run on anything newer and a machine that 
has a via-rhine II onboard ethernet interface, which apparently 
postdates RH 7.0.

I found a netdrivers-rh70.i386.rpm on SCYLD's site but apparently the 
driver here works as part of a two part set with a device scan layer, 
PCI Scan.

I'm trying to follow the instructions from SCYLD's site to build 
pci-scan.o but pci-scan includes modversions.h. The only copy of 
modversions.h that I find is in /usr/include/linux and it only says:
#error Modules should never use kernel-headers system headers,
#error but headers from an appropriate kernel-source

I have untarred the kernel source tar in /usr/source/redhat/SOURCES but 
no joy.

Does anybody have a clue where I can get a good modversions.h
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I'm trying to build a ethernet driver for Red Hat 7.0 because a client
has a program that refuses to run on anything newer and a machine that
has a via-rhine II onboard ethernet interface, which apparently
postdates RH 7.0.


I found a
<fontfamily><param>Lucida Grande</param>netdrivers-rh70.i386.rpm on
SCYLD's site but apparently the driver here works as part of a two
part set with a device scan layer, PCI Scan.


I'm trying to follow the instructions from SCYLD's site to build
pci-scan.o but pci-scan includes modversions.h. The only copy of
modversions.h that I find is in /usr/include/linux and it only says:

</fontfamily><fixed><color><param>6867,3837,2120</param>#error Modules
should never use kernel-headers system headers,</color>

<color><param>6867,3837,2120</param>#error but headers from an
appropriate kernel-source</color>


I have untarred the kernel source tar in /usr/source/redhat/SOURCES
but no joy.


Does anybody have a clue where I can get a good modversions.h</fixed>
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