Install skipped packages w/o internet connection

Hi
I've installed a fresh Arch Linux (2010.05) on my machine and it uses a relatively wrong driver (Realetk 8169 instead of 8168; Realtek site provides separate drivers for these NICs).
Now I want to install the correct driver (8168), but when trying to build from sources, I get:
make: *** /lib/modules/2.6.33-ARCH/build: No such file or directory. Stop.
The "readme" of the drivers source says:
>> <Requirements>
>> - Kernel source tree (supported Linux kernel 2.6.x and 2.4.x)
>> - For linux kernel 2.4.x, this driver supports 2.4.20 and latter.
>> - Compiler/binutils for kernel compilation
As I know, "Compiler/binutils for kernel compilation" are there, but "Kernel source tree" probably is missing because I didn't check it when installing.
My questions are:
1) how can I find out if I have this "Kernel source tree" installed?
2) if it is missing, how can I install it having the Arch Linux CD and no internet connection? (basically it means: how can I install anything from the packages located on the "install CD"?)

Kooothor wrote:
hcra1 wrote:im really a noob at linux
hcra1 wrote:im new to linux ;\
My advice would be to start with another distro, as Arch is (imho) as good as you are.
I mean :
— If you're skilled at cli and know your way around a gnu/linux, then arch might suit you. (Arch is a 'good' distro)
— If you're a novice, then Arch won't suit you. (Arch suxx)
I took me several month to be able to enjoy an Arch install. I had to learn 'things' with others distros first.
fair enough. just thought id learn on the way, but apparently thats not the way it works! lol thanks

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