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7.3.5 Building Your Own RPMs
If you do not have a driver pack that was built for your Linux kernel, you can build
your own SUSE Drivers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 on Xen RPM.
1 Open a terminal.
2 Mount the driver pack ISO. Instructions for using the ISO are available in Sec-
tion 5.1, "Virtual CD Readers" (page 33).
3 Enter rpmbuild -–rebuild xxx.src.rpm , where xxx is the name for
the source RPM. This creates a binary RPM in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/
arch/, where arch is the architecture of the virtual machine.
7.4 SUSE Drivers for Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 5 on Xen
This section provides instructions for installing, uninstalling, and updating the SUSE
Drivers for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 on Xen.
7.4.1 Installing the RHEL 5 Drivers
1 Open a terminal.
2 Mount the driver pack ISO. For instructions on how to use the ISO images see
Section 5.1, "Virtual CD Readers" (page 33).
(Optional) If you are installing from an RPM that you built, the RPM is located
in /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/arch, where arch is the architecture of the
virtual machine. See Section 7.4.5, "Building Your Own RPMs" (page 81) for
more information.
3 Install the RPM.
3a Open a terminal.
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