Recompiled the kernel from the -4mdk sources, adding a patch required for
a particular software. As is my practice, I changed the release number on
the kernel (to -4.1fb). kheader now reports failed on boot. Since it
supposed to assume eveything is fine on a non-mdk kernel, I examined it
and found:
[ -d $(dirname $HEADERFILE) ] || exit 0
uname -r|grep -q mdk || exit # we assume if it is not a mdk kernel all
# the links in /usr/src/linux are ok
As you see, exit is not given a value in the case of non-mdk kernel. This
causes the failure.
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