Re: Need help recompiling the kernel

Dear Rick,
Thank you very much for your comments.
This could help you:
http://pxes.sourceforge.net/howtos/customizing_kernel_and_modules.html
Although, I'm afraid that this requires some Linux experience.
If you need help and support including touchscreen drivers, new NICs or
any other kernel modification and/or customization don't hesitate to
contact me in private (diego at pxes dot org).
I will be glad to help you.
 
On Wed, 2005-02-16 at 11:03, [email protected] wrote:
> First, let me say thank you for opening my eyes to the world of Linux.
> I had only used Linux once prior to last year and with the documentation
> accompanying the project I have been able to reach a point where I have
> created a PXES boot CD that automatically connects to my Windows
> terminal server and logs in and I've configured the server to run IE in
> kiosk mode and open to our nutrition information site for all non-admin
> TS users, so I have been able to get pretty far on our project by
> reading the docs and trial and error.  But I'm afraid I'm stuck.
> I'm using PXES 9 (kudos on the configuration utility - definitely makes
> things easier for us Linux newbies) and compiling with Red Hat 9 and
> I've got the ELO touchscreen Linux driver for our kiosks installed on
> the Red Hat computer but I can't figure out how to get it into the Linux
> kernel. I also have a NIC driver I'd like to get in there but that I can
> overcome with a USB NIC if I can't. Does anyone have docs or links to
> info on getting drivers into the Linux kernel?  Or can the PXES kernel
> be modular?
> 
> 
> Rick Harris
> Network and Computer Systems Administrator
> Florida WIC Headquarters
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