No you cannot, redhat kernel is made for the specific distro, I recommend you download a real kernel and compile it.1. Is it possible to replace the kernel of one distro with another distro? (ie. Slackware distro with RedHat Kernel)
I dont think so, but Im not sure.2. How about using one Slackware variant's kernel on another Slackware variant? (ie. ZipSlack kernel on my DosLinux)
You can emulate SCSI by compiling the SCSI emulation option in the kernel and by passing the boot option in lilo: append = "ide-hdx"3. Can I use an SCSI kernel even if I don't have any SCSI controller?