Hi, I've been trying out my x86_64 lfs scripts, and wanted to make sure everything was actually working properly. So I scrubbed the lib->lib64 symlink in favour of an actual lib directory, to see if any packages would try to install files in there. The only one that did was bzip2, and I fixed that with a simple sed. The problem arises at the kernel module stage. The kernel insists in trying to put the modules into /lib/modules/2.6.9. The only way I could see to fix that was to try 'make libs_y=lib64/' but that didn't seem to do it either. What's the proper way to get the kernel to put its libs into /lib64/modules/$(VERSION)?
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