1/10/04 - jpd

  Notes on running UNH-iSCSI on 2.6.1.

- Until a distro comes out with a base 2.6.x kernel, most users 
  will install the newest kernel on top of an existing base.
  
  The RPM named "unh_iscsi.k2.6.1-1.5.1.rpm " was actually built 
  on a RH 9.0 distro after being booted with a custom "2.6.1" kernel.
  There is *no* standard Linux kernel configuration anyway.
	
  Whenever *any*  UNH iSCSI RPM is installed, it will rebuild a version
  of the drivers based on what  " /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build "
  points to, so expect the RPM install phase to rebuild the drivers.


- For RPM 1.5.0, you may have to manually copy either Makefile-24 or
  Makefile-26 to Makefile depending if your system is running 
  one of those kernels. You can't simply perform "make -f <File>
  because the underlying Makefile is different formats for 
  each kernel environment. Likewise, the RPM build phase and 
  the cmd/iscsi_rebuild script ( see above ) simply uses make(1) without 
  any arguments so having 2 makefiles simplifies the current environment.

  But for now, the default setup is 2.4.x environment.

  For an overview for porting drivers to 2.6.0 from 
  a 2.4.x thread, visit :

  http://lwn.net/Articles/driver-porting/


- After you decide which Makefile you want, do :

	cp Makefile-<24|26> Makefile

	make rpm   
	rpm -ivh  /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386/unh_iscsi-1.5-01.i386.rpm

	or if you just want a sandbox 

	make clean ; make


- WARNING !!! - For 2.6.0 users. 

  If you haven't already done so , You WILL NEED THE MODULE TOOL SET
  (insmod, depmod, rmmod, etc ) version .0.9.12 or higher 
  installed to use this package.
  
  The module-init-tools kit is available from:

	http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/rusty/modules/