On Wed, 2004-07-21 at 23:50, Scarletdown wrote: > For some reason, this isn't showing up on lists.debian.user, so I will > go ahead and repost it here... > This time, however, it will need to be done on two fully operational > systems, so a failure will be more "catastrophic". Therefore, I will > need precise step by step instructions on how to do this. And if things > do still go wrong, instructions on how to recover using something like > Knoppix (which is actually how I did my Linux install in the first > place) or Mepis. > > At least, once this is done, I should have another useful geekly skill > under my belt. :D Okay, the one thing you have not check is the config in /boot for the the kernel you are currently running. If that config shows you have those in there... then you are good. These are typically options that are set that way in Debian Stock Kernels. Are you running Woody? What probably has to happen is the modules need to be loaded to get the features you want. That is probably all it is. If not, then we can go on from there. -- greg, greg@gregfolkert.net The technology that is Stronger, better, faster: Linux
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