Re: where to find older pcmcia that uses 2.0.6 kernel

["Susan G. Kleinmann" <sgk@sgk.tiac.net>]

Hi Eddie --

You asked:
> is there a record of pcmcia packages that use 2.0.6 kernel.  the new one 
> expects the 2.0.7 kernel and I need the older one.  
> 
I'm not sure, but the general answer is:

> should I just upgrade my kernel?  
Yes.

>is this hard to to?
No.

Go to any Linux FTP archive.  Fetch the kernel-source corresponding to
the version you want.  (I think they're normally included under 
/sources/v2.0/ somewhere.)  When you download it, you'll want to put 
it into /usr/src.  It will untar into a directory called linux.  You'll
probably want to rename that to some number specific to the version
you downloaded.

Then get and install the kernel-package*deb file from rex/binary-all/misc
from any Debian mirror.  Then use make-kpkg to build a new 
kernel-image*deb file.  

Good luck,
Susan Kleinmann