> I've ran VMWare Workstation 5 for some time now and it has the same >requirement. If you're running Debian stable this is usually not much of >an issue as you need only install the appropriate kernel headers package >which matches your linux-image package. Debian testing is a lil more >tricky as gcc/g++ could have been upgraded since the kernel was built, >but you can try the same technique as with stable. Debian unstable >you're most assuredly better off just compiling your own kernel image >and header packages using make-kpkg to save yourself a lot of grief.
Okay, I have a "blank" system, running 2.6.8 packaged kernel, I have installed the source tree for 2.6.8 and I am trying to build VMWare server modules. I get the bwlow error, and I Wonder: How do I fix this in the best way? The path "/usr/src/linux/include" is a kernel header file directory, but it does not contain the file "linux/version.h" as expected. This can happen if the kernel has never been built, or if you have invoked the "make mrproper" command in your kernel directory. In any case, you may want to rebuild your kernel. What is the location of the directory of C header files that match your running kernel? [/usr/src/linux/include]
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