Gaudenz Steinlin wrote: > In the first case I ask myself if the current design of d-i is capable > to support this because this would mean that we have to provide > different kernel-modules udebs too. AFAIK the linux-kernel-di does not > include the flavour in the udeb name. Yes it does. See i386 for example, we have the -speakup-di.udeb images for kernel and modules as well as the regular ones. > But then I'm asking myself why your udeb kernel is in /boot/. I have > never seen that. On powerpc cd-images kernels are in /install/<flavour> > and on floppys you probably can't have more than one kernel anyway and > for netbooting it does not matter because you have to copy your kernel > to the boot-server and it's downloaded directly from there. Are you sure > you don't mix normal kernel debs (which indeed should go to /boot/ but > are not provided by linux-kernel-di) and udebs made from > linux-kernel-di? linux-kernel-di produes kernel udebs that include a file in a boot directory, This is moved to the appropriate place outside the initrd though by the build process. If that kernel needs to be versioned, we can do that I guess. -- see shy jo
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