CERC ATA/100 RAID card

[Torsten Krah]

With the patch command.
Get the source tree and use something like:

cd /usr/src/sourcetree-of-the-kernel-you-want-to-patch
patch -p0 < "patchfile"

It should apply cleanly against the latest stable tree.
After that you have to build the kernel/module again.

Torsten

Am Mittwoch, 2. April 2008 22:26:46 schrieb John Bown:
> Very cool Torsten!  Thank you for replying.  Since I'm still somewhat
> new to Linux, how do I actually go about applying the patch?



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