[ale] Modules - KDE

[frank zamenski]

Hmm, speaking of full, on my RH 5.1 machine, the partition I tried to
compile and install KDE 1.0 and QT onto ran out of space. (Uh, /usr/src,
was it? I don't have the system running at the moment to confirm that, but
whatever it was, I put the stuff into the correct specified dir(s).) Bad
space planning on my part, but it's a smallish 1.6g drive which also has a
280mg w95 partition on it, and I never expected to install and compile a
monster sized pkg, but I tried to anyway. Can I put it elsewhere and change
the links etc? TIA.

Frank


At 09:13 PM 2/3/99 EST, you wrote:
>	Because my hard drive on the computer I am working at is nearly
>full, I can't install the kernel source. I have two things which I need a
>new kernel for. These are support for my CD-ROM and support for my Sound
>Card. I was wondering if it is possible to compile these as modules
>without the kernel source. Note that I'm not even quite sure I know what
>the modules are supposed to do, but I can't recompile the kernel until my
>other system works. :( Also, is there a way to telnet for example into
>another box which has the kernel source for newer kernels, and then
>compile there and copy to my system and make it work right? Or do I have
>to compile locally?
>
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