On 4/15/05, Michelle Konzack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It is not enough, if you use the "kernel-headers-2.6.8" ? > These are installed directly, without a tar.gz'
Thanks for the info I fixed the autoconf scripts in the software I am packaging, so it does not have checks for the kernel source - only the headers are checked. This of cause makes compiling the the thing a no brainer - so my problem is solved. I do however have a question related to this: Should I make the package dependent on a kernel-image such as: kernel-image-2.6-386 or do debian have some sort of virtual kernel package that I can make use of to describe that my package depends on a 2.6 kernel to be installed but not a specific image. Another possibility would just be to drop any dependency of a specific kernel image. Any suggestions/comments will be welcome. Regards. Lars Roland.
