How to compile kernel-eeepc with squash support?

What i have to change to this package from aur (kernel-eeepc - http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=26392) for having aufs/squashfs support?

sl1pkn07 wrote:why this downgrade
Because there's lotsa compilation fails caused by the giflib API changing.

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Tux the penguin wrote:
Kilzool wrote:
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