Usually ubuntu is pretty painless, if that's what you are using. You
may need to install the kernel source package:
apt-get -s install linux-source
and then configure pvfs like this:
./configure --with-kernel=/lib/modules/`uname -r`/build
If something doesn't work, its either due to missing packages or the
running kernel not matching the source that you are compiling against.
Ubuntu doesn't require any manual configuration of the kernel source
tree for PVFS to work.
-Phil
Axel Andrén wrote:
2009/12/9 Kevin Harms <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
Alex,
what distro are you using? Usually just having the headers isn't
enough to get the kmod stuff working. You usually need to a linux
build tree with all the scripts built.
kevin
I thought Ubuntu 9.10 was a distro?
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