On Thu, Jun 28, 2001 at 02:04:36PM -0700, Jonathan Day wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any (relatively painless) way of hooking the openafs code directly into the
>kernel tree?
>
> Compiling the entire kit is wonderful, and all that, but after I've built the
>various directories, run the assorted scripts, waved the magic pencil sharpener, and
>uttered the sacred words of "this snapshot had better **** compile!", I usually get
>to the point of feeling that there are some elements to this process which could be
>refined.
>
might sound simple, but have you tried using rpm packages?
(ok, depends on your os, but i use them - just simple)
> Getting the kernel/module component to compile seperately from the tools, and
>ideally in the kernel tree itself, would be nice, as it would make it easier for me
>to figure out where things are breaking and/or blowing up.
>
again, some machines as i discovered with the help of these mailing lists
get an i586-kernel installed by redhat. there was the point for me to build
my own module. i got the openafs-kernel-source - as a .rpm package, installed it,
issued a make build-it and got a fresh and warm kernel module right out of the oven.
> Thanks for any help anyone can give (even if it's just a mild painkiller)
>
or did i misinterpret your question?
Ciao
Andreas
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