I had this problem once with some other software. I fixed it by setting
/usr/src/linux to the same directory as the kernel i was using. Before that
change it was pointing to an older kernel version.
You can do this with eselect kernel list and then eselect kernel set
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This was done already before the problem occurred.
on Tuesday 02/19/2008 Sjakie([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
I had this problem once with some other software. I fixed it by setting
/usr/src/linux to the same directory as the kernel i was using. Before that
change it was pointing to an older
On Feb 19, 2008 6:12 AM, John covici [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This was done already before the problem occurred.
on Tuesday 02/19/2008 Sjakie([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
I had this problem once with some other software. I fixed it by setting
/usr/src/linux to the same directory as the kernel
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