[ltp] ALSA driver and tpctl - without recompiling.

[Thomas Hood]

--- Luis Antolín Cano <lantolin@yahoo.com> wrote: 
> So, my problem is that I have little space left in my HD. I have read
> about re-compiling the kernel and so, and AFAIK the directory structure
> takes about 70Mb. I don't have that space, nor I want to go through all
> that process if I can avoid it.
> 
> But the problem is that ALSA and tpclt seem to need to recompile the
> kernel for be installed.
> 
> Do you know if there is a way to install ALSA and/or tpclt without
> the /usr/scr/linux structure?

All you really need to compile alsa and tpctl are the
header files from the kernel source tree.  I use Debian,
not RedHat, but I assume that there is an rpm that contains
just the header files for your kernel.  Install that, and
you should be able to compile alsa and tpctl.

Thomas

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