Thomas Sippel - Dau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If a user wants to build a program for the current system, then the > include files should be found in /usr/include
Um.. no. You're essentially saying that when someone boots off of a floppy the floppy must contain the kernel include files for that floppy. That /usr/src/linux is required to be provided via nfs when for systems which boot over the network, that loadlin must somehow be modified to point the linux file system with proper header files when it selects a kernel. Etc. When upgrading to a new kernel it's considered good practice to keep the old kernel around, in case there are problems. In this view of things, why would you expect the kernel include files to match both kernels? -- Raul
