>> Double-check that you built support for your ethernet card, either by
>> browsing through `make menuconfig` or `make xconfig` , or by searching
>> through .config in your toplevel kernel source directory.
>
> And by the way, is there anything that'll look at your current kernel and
> generate a config file for it? I hate having to figure out exactly which
> things
> to enable. I'd rather just start with what I've got and make changes from
> there...
Yes, if you copy your .config from an old kernel build into your new
toplevel source directory and run `make oldconfig` , it will keep your old
settings and only ask you about new kernel features. However, I don't
know of anything that functions equivalently with a binary-only kernel, or
one where you've inadvertently removed your .config.
Levi
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