Hi!
I just asked in debian-dpkg, but think it better fits here.
I built a source-package for module-assistant for a driver needed on boot.
Now I'm searching for a way to re-invoke module-assistant on
kernel-upgrades.
My first try was to add a hook to initramfs-tools that launches
module-assistant which works perfect when starting mkinitramfs manually.
But when installing a new kernel, this hook gets started while a dpkg is
running, so I get a conflict, when module-assistant tries to invoke dpkg
to install the driver-package it built.
So, what is the best practice to recompile kernel-modules on
kernel-upgrades?
I'm looking for something like adding a package to install to the
running dpkg-run or a possibility for post-dpkg-script or something.
I couldn't find anything on the net.
The only workaround I could imagine is to start m-a from an init-script
on reboot/shutdown and then restart update-initramfs, but that would be
very impracticable.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Patrick
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