I'm confused what you're asking. If you compile your own, it should be
the same process as the old way. The only difference is that you now
need to keep the binary modules package in synch w/ the
ndiswrapper-utils package.
The 'ndiswrapper-modules-1.1' dependency was satisfied once I
Is this dependency really mandatory ?
If I compile my own module with the package ndiswrapper-source, I
don't need to install any binary module, right ? Do I have to create
my own package to satisfy the dependency ?
Maybe I'm wrong, please tell me, and thank you for your work.
On Sat, 2005-04-30 at 01:12 +0200, Xavier Grandmougin wrote:
Is this dependency really mandatory ?
Unfortunately, yes. At least, given the things that work and don't work
well w/ dpkg, it was the best solution I could come up w/.
If I compile my own module with the package
I'm not really clear what you're asking. If you're using debian's
2.6.8, you can install the binary modules from the archive; if you're
using another kernel, you'll need to install ndiswrapper-source, compile
it (it will create binary modules if you use module-assistant or
kernel-package),
On Sat, 2005-04-30 at 02:16 +0200, Xavier Grandmougin wrote:
I'm not really clear what you're asking. If you're using debian's
2.6.8, you can install the binary modules from the archive; if you're
using another kernel, you'll need to install ndiswrapper-source, compile
it (it will create
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