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i have a pcmcia nic that the module for isnt on the cd, namely yenta_socket.o. Can someone with the xfs kernel send it to me?
Also, how do you mount a floppy under the livecd? ive tried all the /dev/fd entries which dont work, do i have to manually add the module to the iso? If i do how do i edit it?
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no no no, ive got a dev iso with the pcmcia modules on (i was asked not to release the url), but they dont have the module i need on (yenta_socket.o). How do i edit the iso to add it to it, and can someone with the xfs kernel provide it to me?
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| there's a guide on how to edit the boot iso, look in the guide section. |
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