On Fri, 2003-02-28 at 17:31, David Dawes wrote:
> Makefile.kernel was supposed to the a Makefile suitable for dropping
> into the kernel source tree's drivers/char/drm directory. It's never
> used directly from the XFree86 source tree, and that's probably why it
> is out of date. I don't know if there's any point keeping it around or
> not.
Note that Makefile.kernel could (and probably _should_) be used even
when building as part of the XFree86 tree. The recommended way of
building Linux kernel modules which are shipped outside the kernel tree
is by running:
make -C $LINUX_SRC_DIR SUBDIRS=`pwd` modules
That's just about the only way to get the CFLAGS and other stuff correct
for all versions of the kernel and all architectures.
--
dwmw2
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