Hello! Not sure if I picked to correct list for asking about packaging kernel modules and handle different kernels, so sorry if this question is OT.
The software in question contains some userland tools and a kernel module. It seems pretty straight forward to just compile and pack everything together for the system as it is just at the given moment. However, I'm completely lost when it comes to handling kernel modules in a little more elaborate way. I could not find much documenation about how to do this, module-assistant being more or less the only specific tool for module handling I found. So, how do I handle different flavours and versions of a kernel? What to do if the kernel is upgraded? Do I need to provide a package for every kernel that should be supported? Or better create a package which will compile itself if the kernel on the system is not supported? But then, what to do if a different kernel is booted next time? I hope for some pointers on how I could handle this one or which packages do a similar thing so I could take a closer look. Thanks! Christoph -- Ubuntu-motu mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-motu
