Hi, Roland Wegmann writes:
> I have apt-getted the package 'kernel-tree-2.6.6'. This package > installs 'kernel-source-2.6.6' and 'kernel-patches'. It installs kernel-source-2.6.6 and kernel-patch-debian-2.6.6. The latter contains all revisions of the Debian patch for 2.6.6, the former contains a full 2.6.6 source tree with latest revision of the Debian patch already applied. > Do I have to remove the directory 'kernel-patches' in /usr/src, > because of the danger to create a kernel-patch chaos. Or does Debian > handle this by itself and I can apt-get as much kernel-patch > packages into the dir 'usr/src/kernel-patches' as I please? You can install as many kernel-patch packages as you wish, and select the ones you want to apply when you call make-kpkg. Let's say you have the foo, bar and baz patches installed and want to apply foo and baz to a particular build. Then you'd run 'make-kpkg --added-patches foo,baz kernel-image'. Regards, Jens. -- J'qbpbe, le m'en fquz pe j'qbpbe! Le veux aimeb et mqubib panz je p�zqbpbe je djuz tqtaj!
