Where to D/L latest img Linux source code tree (2.6.27.29)

I want to include a specific driver in my initrd, but in order to do so, I must first compile it using the proper kernel. I'm trying to find the kernel files (rpm I guess?) for the kernel used by the latest imaging ISO (2.6.27.29-0.1-default) but I can't find them anywhere.
The doc for updating initrd in ZDM7 (Novell Documentation) gives a link to "linux-2.6.16.46-0.12-pulsar.tgz Linux source code tree file", which is outdated by now. I did find this: NOVELL: Downloads - Linux kernel 20090817 , but I'm not sure it's the right thing and unlike the previous link, apparently you need special permissions to download this one.
Any idea where to find the latest files?

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