On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 06:05:20PM -0700, Ben Gertzfield wrote:
> Joseph> Actually, Debian's kernel-{source,headers} packages both
> Joseph> update /usr/src/linux to point at the correct directory
> Joseph> and the documentation available indicates that
> Joseph> /usr/src/linux is a symlink which can be pointed at
> Joseph> whatever you need it to point at.
>
> Unfortunately this is no longer the case. Recent make-kpkg just dumps
> a .tar.gz in /usr/src/ ... it's not very useful. It doesn't touch the
> symlinks any more.
>
> Unless, of course, it's changed again since I last looked..
igh. Whose bright idea was that? You can probably tell I use my own
kernel trees in /usr/src/linux-version can't you? =>
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p.s. - i'm about *this* close to running around in the server room with a
pair of bolt cutters, and a large wooden mallet, laughing like a maniac and
cutting everything i can fit the bolt cutters around. and whacking that
which i cannot. so if i seem semi-incoherent, or just really *really* nasty
at times, please forgive me. stress is not a pretty thing. };P
-- Phillip R. Jaenke
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