> Are you running a stock kernel, on unstable? You should probably > upgrade to the appropriate 2.4.20-3 kernel image and rebuild your > modules against its header package, then; IIRC, it fixes a couple of > local root exploits but breaks binary compatibility with extant > modules. I've compiled the kernel myself, using kernel-source-2.4.20, and compiled the additional modules I needed (nvidia etc.) using kernel-headers-2.4.20. kernel-headers-2.4.20, however, "stopped" at version 2.4.20-5, followed by kernel-headers-2.4.20-1, which is now at 2.4.20-7, and then -3, which is at 2.4.20-8.
As I'd like to continue compiling my own kernels, I need something like kernel-source-2.4.20-3... >> How do I compile new modules, now that the kernel-headers-2.4.20 >> package has vanished (and been replaced by -1 and -3)? > Alternatively, you likely still have the old kernel-headers-2.4.20 > package around; just use that. Hope my apt cache hasn't been cleaned automatically already... Is there any way to obtain the latest debian kernel sources that are compatible with the -3 headers? Thank you! Jan C. Nordholz
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