Le 30/05/2019 à 21:33, Michael Jeanson a écrit : > If you can detect ACPI enabled kernels with a kernel config option, you > can have DKMS only build the modules when it's enabled. This way you > don't have to handle manual arch lists in DKMS or in the package. The > install on non-acpi will be no-op and if ACPI support is available in an > arch you didn't think about, it will just work. Seems cleaner to me. Hi, Thanks for this suggestion. It's the one I favor most over the others, as if a new arch with ACPI support appears, it won't be necessary to add it to debian/control. It's future-proof :) For those interested, I added a simple test at the end of the DKMS config file: # Don't build module when ACPI is disabled if ! grep -q "^CONFIG_ACPI=[ym]$" "$kernel_source_dir/.config" 2>/dev/null ; then echo "ACPI disabled in this kernel, not building module." >&2 BUILD_EXCLUSIVE_ARCH="^do_not_build$" fi This does the trick. Thanks to all of you for your help ! Regards, -- Raphaël Halimi
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