My take on it: When installing that version of linux, one of the
disk sets (q i think) is for source code to the kernel. Its optional.
(Required if you want to actually upgrade sometime.. but otherwise,
optional). The files you need are in that disk set. If you don't have
access to them, you can probably either
a) locate the disk set on the net, and put your own in there (make
sure you have the version right)
b) Have the sysadmin install them for you.
I may be wrong.
Patrick Dughi
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