Gottfried Haider wrote:
Yes, this is the only relevant difference between 2.6.12.0 and svn.
so there is no problem adding a file to /usr/include/linux after the
system has been build (and glibc has been linked against it), if I
understand you correctly?
This applies only to this particula
On Son, 2005-12-25 at 17:22 +0500, Alexander E. Patrakov wrote:
> Gottfried Haider wrote:
>
> >I've successfully build a LFS system following svn - thus
> >Linux-Libc-Headers-2.6.12.0 are in place - but I use kernel 2.6.15-rc6.
> >
> >I think I'll have some use for inotify in the future (running a
> Yes, this is the only relevant difference between 2.6.12.0 and svn.
so there is no problem adding a file to /usr/include/linux after the
system has been build (and glibc has been linked against it), if I
understand you correctly?
thanks|happy holidays
Gottfried Haider
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Gottfried Haider wrote:
Hello list,
I've successfully build a LFS system following svn - thus
Linux-Libc-Headers-2.6.12.0 are in place - but I use kernel 2.6.15-rc6.
I think I'll have some use for inotify in the future (running an IMAP
server).. so can I simply copy inotif.h (from Linux-Libc-H
Hello list,
I've successfully build a LFS system following svn - thus
Linux-Libc-Headers-2.6.12.0 are in place - but I use kernel 2.6.15-rc6.
I think I'll have some use for inotify in the future (running an IMAP
server).. so can I simply copy inotif.h (from Linux-Libc-Headers-svn)
into the header
