Debian Kernel-pcmcia Question

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On Wed, Sep 10, 2003 at 11:24:08PM -0700, Shadow wrote:
> I have been attempting to recompile my kernel packages to include some=20
> necessary patches. The kernel packages work, but I would like to=20
> seperate the kernel-pcmcia-modules out of the kernel-image package as in=
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> the official archive. There doesn't seem to be documentation on how to=
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> do this anywhere. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

You will need to compile your kernel without PCMCIA support. Then,
install the pcmcia-source package. Then "cd /usr/src && tar -xzf
pcmcia-cs.tar.gz". Then go back to your kernel source tree and run
make-kpkg again, this time using "modules_image" (instead of the
"kernel_image" or similar you used to build the kernel .deb package).

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