2 questions

It's a while since I did any serious development on a Red Hat (based)
system.  Since the few e-smith rpms I've been working on so far are all
noarch, I've been able to build them quite happily using rpm on Debian.
Now, though, I need to do some building on a real E-smith system, so...

1.  Is the stock kernel for 5.6 E-smith compiled for i386 or a later
architecture?

2.  I'm going to compile the powerswitch module for E-smith.  Is it
enough for me to

	* Install the kernel source and other devtools
	* Copy /boot/config-2.4.18-5 to /usr/src/linux/.config
	* run 'make menuconfig' and fill in the missing "Processor type
	  and features" settings.
	* 'make dep'
	* Finally, compile the module

Will this work?  Have I either missed out some steps or put in too many?

-- 
Bruce

Hierophant: someone who remembers, when you are on the way down,
everything you did to them on the way up.

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