Re: Adding nic to kernel still no trivial?

Richard-

That link explains the LBE, which is used to build the whole LTSP 
terminal environment, in other words, everything under /opt/ltsp.  
That's much more than you need to build a custom kernel, although there 
are instructions on that wiki that mentions it.

You can download the build kit from the link on this page:
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/LTSP-42
which has a link to the file:
http://ltsp.mirrors.tds.net/pub/ltsp/utils/ltsp_kernel_kit_4.2u3.tgz

If you've never built a kernel before, it's a bit scary at first, but 
once you've done it a time or two you wonder why you ever worried.  The 
2.6 series has a Qt configure GUI (make xconfig) that is really easy, 
although knowing what all the options mean can be daunting.  That's why 
I start with a known config file and add/remove things I know I 
need/don't need.  If you don't change anything, you should have the same 
kernel as stock ltsp.

-Todd

Richard Bos wrote:
> Is it this page http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/Build-LTSP-42
> I found it by searching for 'ltsp_kernel_kit'.
>
> I might be able to get the build going, but it ain't trivial ;)
>   

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