[NBLUG/talk] Debian kernel source from initial install

[Rob Orsini]

Well I first want to apologize for previously posting before doing a good 
amount of research on my own first.  I just read a section in 'Running 
Linux' that warned about people like me doing just that.  So, apologies for 
that.

That being said, I have been heads down reading the Talk archives as well 
as my pile of books, but I can't seem to find how to install the kernel 
source from the initial Debian CD install.  I combed the cd's and found 
empty directories named 'souce'.  I then grabbed the source corresponding 
to my kernel version (2.2.20) from kernel.org.  Now I remember reading 
something warning about just installing the kernel headers and not the full 
source.  I downloaded linux-2.2.20.tar.gz and tossed it in /usr/src/ 
(/usr/src/liniux).  Then proceeded with configuration of pcmcia-cs (went 
fine).  Then `make config` in linux-wlan-ng complained that my source was 
just headers and not the full kit and kabootle.  Derailed the train.  Am I 
missing something really easy here?