initscripts-5.00-1
kernel-enterprise-2.2.19-6.2.1

rc.sysinit does not correctly create /boot/kernel.h to give a
consistent version number (as reported with uname -r). This 
breaks compilations (vmware modules, eg). The previous enterprise
kernel happened to work because it also had "smp" in the version
reported by uname -r.

Fix: add definition for __BOOT_KERNEL_ENTERPRISE to kernel.h
like this:

# Generate a header that defines the boot kernel.
if uname -r | grep -q smp ; then
  ENTERPRISE="0"
  SMP="1"
  UP="0"
elif uname -r | grep -q enterprise ; then
  ENTERPRISE="1"
  SMP="0"
  UP="0"
else
  ENTERPRISE="0"
  SMP="0"
  UP="1"
fi
OLDENTERPRISE=`grep "#define __BOOT_KERNEL_ENTERPRISE" /boot/kernel.h 
2>/dev/null | awk '{ print $3 }'`
OLDSMP=`grep "#define __BOOT_KERNEL_SMP" /boot/kernel.h 2>/dev/null | awk 
'{ print $3 }'`
OLDUP=`grep "#define __BOOT_KERNEL_UP" /boot/kernel.h 2>/dev/null | awk 
'{ print $3 }'`
if [ "$ENTERPRISE" != "$OLDENTERPRISE" -o "$SMP" != "$OLDSMP" -o "$UP" != 
"$OLDUP" ]; then
 cat > /boot/kernel.h << EOF
/* This file is automatically generated at boot time. */
#ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_H_
#define __BOOT_KERNEL_H_
 
#ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_ENTERPRISE
#define __BOOT_KERNEL_ENTERPRISE $ENTERPRISE
#endif
 
#ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_SMP
#define __BOOT_KERNEL_SMP $SMP
#endif
 
#ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_UP
#define __BOOT_KERNEL_UP $UP
#endif