Am 26.11.2010 13:58, schrieb [email protected]: > Thomas Sachau: >>> Actually I or aufs2-stdalone.git/Makefile doesn't try to rm file under >>> /usr/src/linux. >>> I'd suggest you to modify Makefile such as >>> =20 >>> - usr/include/linux/aufs_type.h: d =3D $(shell echo ${CURDIR} | cut -c2= >> -) >>> + usr/include/linux/aufs_type.h: d =3D ${CURDIR} >> >> Same result with this change for the rm part. > > Then how and which process is trying rm?
You seem to execute scripts/Makefile.headerinst inside the kernel source dir, which operates inside the kernel source dir, but of course has not access right there. > > >> And a build process for any package should not require invoking Makefiles= >> from other packages to be >> run during the build process. Especially, since the linux kernel Makefile= >> cannot know about the >> current builddir, where aufs2 kernel module is build. > > You might still misunderstand. > "make headers_install" in linux kernel creates and installs header > files, and aufs2-util refers them. That may be possible, but the encouraged and most common way is to install a package called "kernel-headers" instead of installing headers from the kernel sources and i have those kernel headers installed. They of course dont install any aufs2 specific headers. -- Thomas Sachau Gentoo Linux Developer
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