> When compiling a kernel with "make-kpkg" and using the "--append-to-version" > option, I couldn't make "m-a" produce a package that would install the > module in the right directory (it doesn't take the "local" version into > account). But...
I'm used to something like ... make-kpkg kernel-image --append-to-version -v1 make-kpkg modules-image --append-to-version -v1 cd .. dpkg -i *-v1*deb ... Anyway, what is this module-assistant thing for? How can it help me? I know it exists, but so far I'm happy with the two lines above. Is it worth to learn to use m-a? How can I start? Vit -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
