05-21-2003 07:27 PM - edited 02-21-2020 12:33 PM
I am very new to redhat so please accept my apology.
I am trying to install the vpn client on my redhat 9 box. When I run ./vpn_install it askes me what directory i want the binaries to be installed to and i leave it at the default, then it asks me if i want the service to start automatically and I say yes, then it asks me where the source for my kernel is located....can anyone help me figure out where my source code for my kernel is located on redhat 9??
Thanks for any help!
-Jesse
05-27-2003 01:34 PM
When prompted for the "Directory containing linux kernel source", Type
/usr/src/XXXX
where XXX is linux-
For eg. /usr/src/linux-2.4 for Redhat Linux 7.x
06-18-2003 12:13 PM
All well and good, and correct. But, once you get past this point, and
compilation starts, there is a stream of errors. The first few are about
attempts to include a kernel header in a userland application. OK, really
just a warning. But then there are a bunch of errors about incomplete
data type definitions.
Anyone have any success at all with RedHat 9?
- rick warner
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