> such are kind of a pain though, you could be like (I think) the PCMCIA
> package and have it ask in an install proggie where the kernel source
> is..
True, and I've found that to work very well for PCMCIA. However,
on a production box, there's every chance that the kernel source
won't be installed at all...
Tet
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