How to remove TCP IP from linux kernel?
I am the administrator of Ubuntu linux 10.4 and want to try this as an assignment of the academics.
Plz help..
waiting for the reply.

Well as a linux administrator you know well where to look for't.
Why won't you start up by reading about kernel configuration? Read Kernel-HOWTO or other. Or else it won't look like your assignment of the academics .

It might be a translation deal that makes the post seem odd.

Welcome to LQ.

I can't answer your question exactly but here is a link to start you out. http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/add-rem...ernel-modules/

You must be right, he-he .
Enabling such fundamental thing as TCP IP is not a matter of compiling a module. So it is advisable to read some documentation in the appropriate language on how to compile a linux kernel. There is really NOTHING complicated in it, especially for one who's ready to "get his hands dirty".

And when you install your kernel source (which in various distributions is called different names) and made your needed (very few are needed) preparations, then you start your first step, which is kernel configuration.
I preferAt this step you walk through ALL the configurable aspects of linux kernel, each one of them accompanied by a good enough explanation.

I'm afraid, though, that a kernel without TCP IP will be of very little use (if any at all).