Antony Gelberg wrote:
>Not Debian applications AFAIK. Also, from
/usr/share/doc/kernel-package/README.gz :
>| To use this package to create kernel-image packages, you need to get
>| the kernel source (available from your favorite Linux archive),
>| unpack your kernel somewhere. Preferably somewhere other than
>| /usr/src/linux (more on this later).
Which is precisely what I have done.
>the user is meant to leave all management of /usr to dpkg, excluding
/usr/local. Again, I have no reference to hand, although Martin Krafft
mentions it in his book.
Unfortunately I am stuck with a non-Debian module that makes calls to
/usr/src/linux. I get the impression that this is likely to be fairly
common for Debian users who need to use some non Debian software.
Making /usr/src/linux a symlink seems to satisfy the "foreign" software
without putting any files where they should not be.
>If you feel the release notes are incomplete, then a bug report is
probably the way to go (preferably with a patch)
I have done so.
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