new version of kernel-package fixes a problem with image.postinst
Hi,
I recently recieved a bug report about the kernel-image
postinst attempts to manipulate the image file as vmlinuz* even
though the image files on m68k and sparc architectures are called
vmlinux* (note the x).
This has been the behavious of the postinst _for ever_, and I
am surprised that it was never noticed before. I think I have fixed
it now in kernel-package version 3.50, and I have tested it on an
i386 machine.
I would appreciate a test on a non-i386 architecture; and any
reports of further incompatibility shall be appreciated.
manoj
who really thinks that kernel-package may make packaging kernels
easier on sparc and m68k machines
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