On 2004-09-01, Joshua Y. Stabiner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anytime I do a make-kpkg with modules as the target > (modules_image, modules, modules_config, modules_clean ete.) > I get the following output (and no .deb file): > > for module in ; do \
This line should say: for module in <list-of-modules>; do \ but the list of modules is empty and so the contents of the 'for' loop is never executed. I'm not quite sure why; but it indicates that make-kpkg is not being asked to make any modules. If the modules you are trying to build are not only the standard ones in the kernel sources then check that /usr/src/modules exists and contains what you expect. You have selected some stuff to be built as modules, right? Verify with: grep =m /usr/src/linux/.config (Adjust path to .config to match what you have.) What happens when you run: make-kpkg buildpackage (with or without '-initrd' and '-revision=<localverno>' as appropriate)? Do you get a deb then? Alexis http://dione.no-ip.org/~alexis/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
