[SCore-users-jp] Re: [SCore-users] Help: using D-Link Gigabit NIC DGE-550T

[Huiqun Zhou]

Thanks again.

Two quick questions:
1. My current installation of RedHat is with a kernel version of 2.4.18-3 (original distribution).
  Should I upgrade my kernel to 2.4.19-1 first for coinciding with those from Score?
2. Where is the kernel source after I install kernel-score-2.4.19-1SCORE.i386.rpm? I can't
  find them under /usr/src.

Regards,

Huiqun Zhou


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <kameyama ＠ pccluster.org>
To: "Huiqun Zhou" <hqzhou ＠ nju.edu.cn>
Cc: <kameyama ＠ pccluster.org>; <SCore-users ＠ pccluster.org>
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: [SCore-users] Help: using D-Link Gigabit NIC DGE-550T


> In article <00a601c33636$9dea7cb0$1a00a8c0 ＠ goofy> "Huiqun Zhou" <hqzhou ＠ nju.edu.cn> wrotes:
> > Just want to clarify one thing further. Do you mean that if I want to modify or 
> > add a new NIC driver
> > into Linux kernel, I must compile it together with the relevant Score source cod
> > e as you indicated?
> 
> Yes.
> Linux kernel module binary includes kernel vereion number
> (For example SCopre 5.4.0  2.4.19-1SCORE or 2.4.19-1SCOREsmp).
> So you must compile kernel modules with kernel include files what you want.
> 
> > Put question in another way, does Score have its own changed NIC drivers, or just
> > talk to the NIC drivers embedded in Linux?
> 
> Basically, SCore use original NIC driver.
> 
> But we change some NIC drivers because PM/Ethernet is not worked
> or have performance problem with these drivers.
> 
>                        from Kameyama Toyohisa
> 
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