Re: Kernel Recompile
Hello Raul:
Raul Miller writes:
> It should be documented, for people who have an existing system, that
> they what they need to do to rebuild the kernel, when they run into
> situations where the debian kernel doesn't support the features they need.
It is documented (some where it should be), that in order to be able
to rebuild a .deb package you need the source package for it.
When you install kernel-source, you get the documentation and mentions
for the make-kpkg command and that it is provided by kernel-package in
the:
/usr/doc/kernel-source<version>/debian.README.gz
Also there is a mention regarding the module errors, and that they
belong to the kernel, not to the debian specific version of it.
> It can't be assumed that they've installed make-kpkg unless it's
> rated at least standard.
We (he, he, ups) ... they can't make it standard, because it is not
really needed, and it is not probable that someone how is *nix
trained, expect it to be on his/her box.
See you
Roberto Ruiz
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