Hello: I have built a kernel but was very unhappy with it's performance so I have booted back to my originally installed kernel which runs much cleaner and with less memory. I have the originally running fine but I still need to make some config changes or at least view them to see that they are installed. The ones I am specifically looking for are: CONFIG_PCI, CONFIG_CYCLADES, and CONFIG_SERIAL_NONSTANDARD. The config_pci needs to be set to yes and the config_cyclades needs to be installed as a module or just set to yes in kernel config. The config_serial_nonstandard needs to be set to yes. I want to do these changes yet keep my the rest of my installed kernel config intact. Since I have rebuilt the kernel and I view the /usr/src/linux/.config file I am seeing my most recent attempt at a kernel config. I have backed up my installed kernel but do not know if I am viewing the actually running kernel .config file. I used the lsmod command to view my loaded modules and that was the info I was looking for as far as modules. Now I need to see the kernel config. Is there a command like lsmod to view what is set to yes and what is set to no. If I start running the make config file should I assume these are the existing config files for the running kernel or a previous kernel rebuild. Thanks in Advance, Eddie Strohmier -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.
