On 29 Dec 1997, Rob Browning wrote: > I think you overlooked part of my post. I mentioned that *I* had > created /usr/src/linux as a link to /usr/src/linux-my-kernel-version. > Then when I installed kernel-headers (because the new libc6-dev made > me), kernel-headers saw the link, decided it was OK, and proceeded to > write it's files into /usr/src/my-kernel-version. I'm not claiming > this is a bug, since I think it's becoming clear that I shouldn't have > made the link in the first place, but I was a little surprised, and I > think others might be as well. Something similar over here. I just compiled glibc for m68k and installed the single packages. I had to fool libc6-dev (ingnore dependencies), since I never had kernel-headers installed. I guess m68k kernel is a little bit different and I have never seen a 2.0.32 release for m68k. Everything is running fine, except that I cant compile very good anymore since most things in include/asm and include/linux seem to have gone from /usr/src/linux-2.0.33 which is where /usr/src/linux pointed to. Is it really neccessary to make libc6-dev depend on kernel-headers? I will try again with kernel headers installed, but I�m not sure if this is good on a m68k system. Ciao, Christian.
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