On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 03:32:50PM +0100, Thomas Sippel - Dau wrote:
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> As for /usr/include/{linux,asm}, and in view of what Linus explained on sizes
> of
> compiled structures, we should probably settle around:
>
> /usr/include/linux (Linux-) kernel includes for the development
> environment
>
> /usr/src/linux (link to) sources for the current kernel
Actually, Debian's kernel-{source,headers} packages both update
/usr/src/linux to point at the correct directory and the documentation
available indicates that /usr/src/linux is a symlink which can be pointed
at whatever you need it to point at.
Specification of a full path is something kernel-package does when you use
it with an installed modulename-source package. If you build modules by
hand, you need to keep /usr/src/linux up to date or edit makefiles or
something.
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<Knghtbrd> Okay, you people have started talking about BSDM applications of
network hardware... I think I'll run off and do something useful
and Debianish and stay OUT of this one...
<Knghtbrd> (for a change)
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