As I wrote above, some instructions suggest deleting it and recreating it to my new kernel directory. So if I do not have it, I was wondering if I should create it (of course I cannot "re"create it).
In any case, I was also expecting someone who says I *should* have that link to also be able to give a reason why.
regards, ->HS
To compile the kernel itself, it is unnecessary, but some third-party modules expect the source to be in /usr/src/linux in order to compile
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Ah! I didn't know that. So in this case, I guess I should make that link whenever I compile a kernel. I just compiled it again and figured out what were the problems. I will list what I did to solve them in a separate message.
Thanks for you input, I appreciate it. ->HS
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