Modules install wrong kernel

Hi! I'm for 2 weeks on Arch. Came here from Gentoo
I've build new kernel. Without pkgbuild (or how is it called?). It warks fine. But pacman still installs new modules in old kernel directory. For example, madwifi. Now my modules are in /lib/2.6.28-axell, but pacman installs all them in /lib/2.6.27-ARCH.
How to fix it?
Thanks!

But how do they install modules when new kernel appears in pacman db? All packages got rebuild to fit it?
Anyway, thank you)
Btw, I'm trying to set up fbsplash. I've got framebuffer console with default kernel, but I had kernel panic when it tried to mount root fs. May be there is any othr way to fix it, then recompiling own kernel?
And on more question: there is some way to get source pacages through pacman. I suppose, it has automated system for compiling them (like gentoo's portage). If I try installing madwifi that way, would modules install in proper kernel directory?
Thank you once again.
Last edited by Axell (2009-01-11 18:37:53)

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