I'm trying to upgrade some packages I just built from an updated trunk (r18050) and getting:
# opkg install kmod-sched Collected errors: * Packages were found, but none compatible with the architectures configured Hardware is an ASUS WL500GP: # uname -a Linux gw 2.6.25.20 #1 Sat Feb 7 13:49:36 EST 2009 mips unknown The package's control file says: Package: kmod-sched Version: 2.6.30.8-1 Depends: kernel (=2.6.30.8-1) Provides: Source: package/kernel Section: kernel Priority: optional Maintainer: OpenWrt Developers Team <openwrt-de...@openwrt.org> Architecture: brcm47xx Installed-Size: 251800 Description: Kernel schedulers for IP traffic (Yes, I know the kernel version of this package doesn't match the running kernel. That will be remedied once I have the necessary kmod packages installed.) In any case, how is opkg verifying this mismatch? Is it comparing the Architecture: tag in the control file to $(uname -m)? If so, why is the Architecture: tag in my packages wrong? BTW: kernel module packages really ought to be named/versioned such that I can have more than one kmod-sched installed at the same time, for different kernels. Thanx! b.
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