Hi, Fabrizio. I believe comparing root inodes is a better way, because /debootstrap/ may not exist.
2011/1/28 Fabrizio Regalli <fab...@fabreg.it> > Hi Dmitry, > > > > > > Nope, one again: installation of firmware-b43-installer will fail in a > > debootstrapped environment (NOT a host system). For example, host > > system has 2.6.18, debootstrapped system doesn't have kernel at all. > > At this time I cannot install firmware-b43-installer in debootstrapped > > system. Postinst script should determine the debootstrapped system > > (based on comparing root inodes like it's done in udev's postinst) and > > bypass kernel check in such system, and (probably) show a warning that > > it fail to work on < 2.6.25, so it will be my headache to provide a > > suitable kernel for my debootstrapped system. > > > > Ok, basically you want to install the package during the installation > process or something like that. > The simplest check could be look for /debootstrap/ directory and if it > exists return a message something like "you are in debootstrap. mininum > kernel required is 2.6.25 do you want continue? Y/N" > If Y, skip the kernel check and install it. > > Another way, little bit more complex, is to compare the root inodes like > udev. > > It's clear now. I'm working for fix this issue. > > Ciao. > Fabrizio. > > > > > > > -- Regards, Krasu
