http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5221
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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-16-09 17:16 -------
Can you verify that /sbin/installkernel is fixed in your system
according to the patch:
http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/attachment.cgi?id=732&action=view
do you install the kernel or the kernel-source first ?
I'm seeing some other weird things here...
I'm installing the kernel-source first...
my /usr/src now has: (since I have installed every source with rpm -i ...)
linux-2.4.22-7mdk/
linux-2.4.22-8mdk/
linux-2.4.22-9mdk/
then when I installed the 9mdk kernel, I got a ~linux-2.4.22-9mdk symlink
in the 7mdk and 8mdk directories... that points to the 9mdk
(the /lib/modules/'uname -r'/~build symlink gets created correctly)
Seems I have to take a second look at the installkernel script..
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description:
Whenever new kernel is installed, the following message will be seen:
ln: invalid option -- o
Try `ln --help' for more information.
It's because there is a typo in do_create_link_source():
version="`echo $version | sed 's/-BOOT//'`"
local kernel_source=/usr/src/linux-$version
if [ -d $kernel_source ]; then
ln -sf $kernel-source /lib/modules/$kversion/build
fi
The hyphen between "$kernel" and "source" should be underscore instead.
Otherwise "-source" will be parsed as option to ln, thus causing failure to
create the .../build symlink.
