kernel sources for alpha? (Re: Not detecting SCSI drive)
I half-solved yesterday's SCSI disk problem, enough that I could
unpack base2.1 onto it and start install Debian.
Since I deleted unconfigured.sh and simply rebooted, I think I
have to set the the default keys and timezone. Anything special
to do except install or configure some packages?
Also, I want to try recompiling a kernel for this beast, so I got
kernel-source-2.0.36 off the CD. Under system type, it lets me
choose between the usual 386, 486, Pentium, etc. No alpha
listed. I know on Red Hat the sources are patched and I can even
select LX164. What do I do on Debian? No alpha-patched sources?
Thanks!
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