Your post was almost incomprehensible to me. I think you want to use some hardware that displays kernel information on a liquid crystal display and you get errors due to the specific driver being absent. The likely explanation is that this driver is not present in the kernel. If this is the case, the only option open to you is to patch the kernel yourself, recompile it and install it (and repeat the operation to any future version).
Keep in mind that any driver compiled in the kernel is a potential attack surface and therefore should be carefully evaluated by a cost/benefit analysis, especially for a firewall software distribution.
Before you ask the developers to do this for you, please read first this discussion thread: RoadMap for kernel update? - #11 by ms