[CLUE-Tech] Kernel question

[Jeremiah Stanley]

> > Is there a way I can tell what is compiled into kernel without having to
> > watch program fall on its face. I'm looking for something like ldd to tell
> > me some information about the kernel. Any thoughts?
> 
> cat /proc/ksyms
> 
> Does that help?  Or are you looking for the filesystems, network inter-
> faces, etc. supported by the kernel?  There are other files in /proc,
> such as /proc/filesystems, /proc/devices, /proc/net/dev, ethat would
> contain that sort of information.

I am specifically looking for 'quota' support. A book I have calls for you
to recompile the kernel with quota support enabled to get it working, but
I just want it to work without having to do that (I know, I'm a
dreamer...).

Where could I look to see what RH ships by default with 7.0?

JStanley
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