Hi Martin --
You asked:
> Do I still need make-kpkg for generating a kernel package?
Well, not absolutely, but it sure is a handy tool.
> If so, where can I find it?
It's in Debian-1.2/binary-all/misc/kernel-package_3.03.deb
You can find out which debian archive file ('.deb' file) contains a certain
command or file by executing
zgrep filename Contents.gz
This operates on the file "Contents.gz" which is at the top of the directory
/rex, /Debian-1.2, or /bo. For example,
zgrep make-kpkg Debian-1.2/Contents.gz
yields:
usr/man/man8/make-kpkg.8.gz kernel-package
usr/sbin/make-kpkg kernel-package
This says that two files containing the string "make-kpkg" in their
full path names are located somewhere in the Debian-1.2 directory tree,
in the .deb archive file called "kernel-package_*.deb".
One can then use 'find' to find out which directory contains
"kernel-package_*.deb", e.g.,
find rex -name "kernel-package*"
yields
rex/binary-all/misc/kernel-package_3.03.deb
rex/binary-i386/misc/kernel-package_3.03.deb
HTH,
Susan Kleinmann
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