Re: make-kpkg and .changes
Frank Copeland <fjc@thingy.apana.org.au> writes:
> I would like to install locally built kernel packages in a local
> repository managed by mini-dinstall. For that I need a .changes file
> generated. Is there some way to get make-kpkg do that when it creates
> the packages? A study of the kernel-package documentation has failed to
> provide me with enlightenment.
I think you need to use 'make-kpkg buildpackage' to build all of the
packages (image, source, headers, etc.) and get them GPG-signed.
Similarly, if you have add-on modules, use 'make-kpkg modules' rather
than modules-image.
(ISTR that mini-dinstall insists that things be properly GPG-signed,
in addition to having a .changes file. At any rate, the full
make-kpkg instantiations do everything that's required.)
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