[ale] linux libraries question

[Alfred Leach]

I'm in the middle of a RedHat (Picasso) installation, and I'm trying to 
compile a fairly simple C program to diagnose my NE2000-compatible 
network card.  The problem I've discovered is that there is no 
/usr/include/linux directory, and lots of the standard libraries include 
linux-specific libraries from this directory (like stdio.h and errno.h).  
Any ideas why this wasn't installed along with everything else?  Is there 
an easy way to get these libraries without jeapardizing the other parts 
of the system which now work?

Also, in configuring my network card (a MaxTech NX-16BT), I've found that 
there are no rc.inet files anywhere in the filesystem.  Is this 
indicative of a failed software installation or does RedHat use some 
other file name to record ethernet card hardware and addressing 
information?  I'm in the process of RingTFMs right now, but I figured I'd 
ask since I'm sending mail anyway...

TIA

- Al

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