<quote who="James Wilkinson">
> Any suggestions? Or am I going to go the tried and true
> 'ignore-the-debian-way-for-the-kernel' method?
Be wewy, wewy qwiet... That's what I do. :D
I can't understand the benefits of packaging a kernel and installing it.
Kernels are easy: There's two files, and a buncha modules in a
well-segregated directory that's easy to deal with.
No dependencies (apart from that of your entire OS, but we'll gloss over
that one for the moment), and the kernel menu interface is reasonably okay
for all of the configuration issues you're ever going to face...
Someone explain the benefits of The Debian Way in this instance, please!
- Jeff
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