Kernel headers needed for compilation of modules

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Hi, I'm trying to compile some drivers for a wireless dongle, it says it
needs /lib/modules/2.6.32-isobel-wii/build and fails.

Apparently I need the kernel headers to compile modules. They don't seem
available to download directly anywhere.

How can I obtain these?

Do I get a the mainline kernel source then path it with MIKEp5 patches? If
so what exact version of the link's kernel are you using? I can see
2.6.32-xx but what exact number xx is MIKEp5 based on, if you know what I
mean?

(I'm kind of new to this so if I don't know what I'm talking about I
apologize.)

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Hi, I'm trying to compile some drivers for a wireless dongle, it says i=
t needs /lib/modules/2.6.32-isobel-wii/build and fails.<br><br>Apparently I=
 need the kernel headers to compile modules. They don&#39;t seem available =
to download directly anywhere.<br>

<br>How can I obtain these?<br><br> Do I get a the mainline kernel source t=
hen path it with MIKEp5 patches? If so what exact version of the link&#39;s=
 kernel are you using? I can see 2.6.32-xx but what exact number xx is MIKE=
p5 based on, if you know what I mean?<br>

<br>(I&#39;m kind of new to this so if I don&#39;t know what I&#39;m talkin=
g about I apologize.)<br>

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