Ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

[...]

> This however is a small mystery to me.  It would appear the kernel
> headers you have included are different in some important aspect
> from what I (and others I presume) have been using.  I can't
> reproduce it myself, nor do I see anything like a likely culprit on
> our side of things, can anyone else?

I'm just using kernel-source-2.6.10.  However, I'm using
MAKEFLAGS="CC=gcc-2.95" after a bad experience with the kernel and
gcc-3.3, and that turns out to be the problem.  I suspect gcc-2.95
ends up finding /usr/include/linux/usb.h first or something.

I'm not sure how important a bug that is; probably I should just use
the default gcc and file bugs on the kernel if I hit problems.  (It
was a while ago when I last tried, and I was using kernel.org tarballs
directly; it seems entirely possible that 2.6.10 will work fine, and
that the Debian patches to whatever I was trying to compile before
would have fixed the problems I was seeing.)


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