Re: Don't know what to do!
Wichert Akkerman <wichert@wiggy.net> wrote:
> It's argueably not a bug. If the kernel sources does not have those defines
> for some architectures it means it does not support quotas on them and
> the quota packages should not be build for those.
The kernel itself does not use that symbol. So whether it is defined or
not in the kernel headers has nothing to do with whether a particular
architecture supports quota.
> Since a more recent kernel source does seem to have those #defines you
> could file a wishlist bugreport to get that packaged.
The fact that it is defined in an ac kernel has no bearing on whether this
is a kernel bug. Especially when the patch hasn't made it to a Linus kernel
yet (at least as of 2.4.8pre4).
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