Hi, Sven Luther writes:
> I am searching for testers for the new 2.4.22-2 serie of kernel > packages before uploading them to the archive, and potentially > breaking lot of stuff. Well, the kernel booted fine on all the Newworld Powermacs that I could get a hand on, which is probably not surprising - they are all a bit old and hence reasonably well-supported. Want a list of models? > Remaining problems : > > 1) Each kernel image still has a 8Mo or such copy of the > modules. I wanted to separate them, but Manoj tells me this is not > possible so near the sarge release, since it requires > modifications of kernel-package, so it will be for later. Building a common modules package for all sub-archs sounds like a very good thing to do. Just to get this right: You are probably aware that in order to achieve this now, you could simply bypass make-kpkg in debian/rules, like by doing one full build with make-kpkg and then several kernel-only builds with make or somesuch. So are you saying that you would like to wait till this functionality is integrated into kernel-package? Regards, Jens. -- J'qbpbe, le m'en fquz pe j'qbpbe! Le veux aimeb et mqubib panz je pézqbpbe je djuz tqtaj!
