Now that openafs 1.4.8.dfsg1-3, which includes all of the necessary
changes, is in Jaunty, only the control file entry for the new openafs-
modules-dkms binary package needs to be uncommented. (It is commented
in Debian because the Debian dkms package is still in the NEW queue.)
Therefore, I
I think this will need an FFe at this point in the cycle. Please feel
free to seek one following the process at [0] and resubscribe the
sponsors if and when we can sponsor something. Thanks.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess
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Use dkms for openafs-modules
openafs 1.4.8.dfsg1-2, which was just synced from Debian, contains an
implementation of DKMS support that is commented out (because Debian
does not yet have a dkms package). I have worked with the Debian
maintainer to resolve some bugs in this implementation. These fixes
have been committed to
You are right, it's nearly impossible.
https://launchpad.net/~khnz/+archive
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Use dkms for openafs-modules
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Maybe some interest, I have well tested openafs packages (1.4.8 + dfsg)
with dkms support in my ppa. Work fine, but the compilation (so an
upgrade) needs some time. Maybe it's possible to build a static library
of some kernel version independent code and only build the glue-code
by dkms? Has
Robert Gerlach k...@users.sourceforge.net writes:
Maybe some interest, I have well tested openafs packages (1.4.8 + dfsg)
with dkms support in my ppa. Work fine, but the compilation (so an
upgrade) needs some time. Maybe it's possible to build a static library
of some kernel version
I'd say that the benefit of not having to manually recompile the kernel
outweighs having to wait during dkms rebuild at bootup. Even more since
a manual rebuild will take exactly the same amount of time PLUS the time
I need to spend initiating the rebuild (and wondering about why afs
suddenly
This should not be a problem as far as I see. Someone who knows how the OpenAFS
module is built could easily write the necessary dkms.conf file (using an
existing file as template,e.g. from the nvidia or virtualbox modules).
I've so far always used module-assistant and don't know how to build
I managed to get this working (somewhat) with dkms, but it needs to be
moulded into a package (openafs-modules-dkms or so). I have no
experience with creating deb packages.
1. Dkms expects to find the source code in /usr/src/module-version/
If you have openafs-modules-source installed, the
florib [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This should not be a problem as far as I see. Someone who knows how the
OpenAFS module is built could easily write the necessary dkms.conf file
(using an existing file as template,e.g. from the nvidia or virtualbox
modules).
I'm happy to include this in the
Russ Allbery [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm happy to include this in the next revision of the package if someone
feels inspired to do it. That will make it much faster than if I have
to go research it myself, although I will do that eventually since I do
want it to work. But realistically
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