Le 19.09.2005 18:03:08, Philippe Merlin a écrit :
Rebonjour, Merci de vos réponses, mais cela doit être autre chose. 1) le fichier /etc/kernel-kpkg.conf est vide.
Ce fichier vient avec le paquet kernel-package. Il a des valzurs prédéfinies pour différentes variables.
Peut-être devriez-vous réinstaller kernel-package ? Voici l'allure que ça a :# This file is used by kernel-package (>2.0) to provide a means of the site
# admin to over-ride settings in the distributed debian/rules. Typically # thus is used to set maintainer information, as well as the priority # field. However, one may hack a full makefile in here (you should # really know what you are doing here if you do that, though)# Please change the maintainer information, as well as the Debian version # below, (and maybe the priority as well, especially if you are uploading
# an official package) # The maintainer information. #maintainer := Unknown Kernel Package Maintainer #email := unknown@unconfigured.in.etc.kernel-pkg.conf # Priority of this version (or urgency, as dchanges would call it) priority := Low # This is the Debian revision number (defaulted to 1.0 in debian/rules) # You may leave it commented out if you use the wrapper script, or # if you create just one kernel-image package per Linux kernel revision # debian := 1.0
2) Je n'ai pas de répertoire .debian.
Le répertoire s'appelle debian dans /usr/src/linux pas .debian Jean-Luc
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