Kernel modules: All devices that require a kernel module will need the properly configured kernel sources being available somewhere in /usr/src/. During the build process of this package the kernel Makefile and the current kernel configuration will be used to work around some other problems that would arise if we used our own Makefile. That means that you might have to build your own kernel which is a good idea anyway. Make sure you use the standard kernel which you can download at www.kernel.org. Don't use any kernel sources that have been modified for your distribution. For example you won't be able to compile some modules for kernels that come with S.u.S.E. 7.0. Please refer to the documentation of your distribution or read the README file in the kernel source directory to get more information on how to compile and set up an own kernel. More documentation is available at the Linux Documentation Project.