compiling a custom module into kernel

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hi

I have this driver (intel e1000) that I need into kernel. I cannot use
initrd here, as the computer is supposed to boot up on the network,
something that doesn't work very well without having one.

Is there a nice way of putting this driver into kernel? Intel only ships
it as a module.

Thanks for any help.

roy

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