Rebuilding for alternate kernels 
-------------------------------- 

The source rpm will attempt build a binary rpm package that matches the
running kernel version.  If you want to build an alternate version of the
driver you will need to first boot that version of the kernel.  Current 
search order is 

	/usr/src/linux-major.minor.extra-release
	/usr/src/linux-major.minor.extra 
	/usr/src/linux-major.minor
	/usr/src/linux

Depending on the condition of the source tree you may need to run "make
mrproper oldconfig dep"  first.  Sorry, but you'll need to refer to the
kernel documentation for more information.  This is not done in the
package to prevent messing with a source tree it doesn't know enough
about.

Known Issues 
------------ 

The original base eqnx rpm; has been updated to more closely resemble a
Red Hat rpm.  The largest known issue is that the /dev entries get reset
by ssmkn; and this is required so that the installed cards properly match
the dev entries.  This behavior will cause modification marks from an rpm
-V on the eqnx rpm.  All /dev/ttyQ entries are created and own by the
package to ensure proper un-install, but the major and minor number may
change (to be fixed in a later release).

