Hi,
>>"Richard" == Richard E Hawkins Esq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Richard> It seems that "make-kpkg modules_image" runs the pcmcia
Richard> config script, with a string of \n's to take the
Richard> defaults--forcing the package defaults, rather than the
Richard> current config. I had to edit the Makefile to change the
Richard> default to that it would use the source directory rather
Richard> than the currently loaded kernel.
Nope. This is what the kernel-package does:
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MODULE_LOC := /usr/src/modules
...
modules-image modules_image: configure
ifndef MODULES_ENABLED
@echo Modules not configured, so not making modules_image
else
-for module in $(MODULE_LOC)/* ; do \
(cd $$module; \
./debian/rules KVERS="$(version)" KSRC="$(SRCTOP)" \
KMAINT="$(pgp)" kdist_image; ); \
done
endif
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In other words, for all modules located in /usr/src/modules;
change directory to each in turn, and run ./debian/rules in each
directory, telling hte rules file the kernel version, the location of
the current kernel source, and who the maintainer is supposed to be
(the person trunning make-kpkg.)
No strings of \n's at all. Nothing to force the defaults. It
even provides the location of the kernel sources.
Richard> Is this a bug, or is there a way around that I didn't find
Richard> in the doc's?
If a bug, this is a problem with the modules debian/rules file
-- but I do not know enough to know if indeed this is a bug.
manoj
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