On 14/05/2024 23:39, Tom Overlund wrote:
It's actually upstream. I ran the same:
$ make bindeb-pkg
on the upstream source as I did on the Debian source, and yes, it gave me .deb
packages.
Here's the repo for the upstream script that was part of the problem:
https://github.com/torvalds/lin
It's actually upstream. I ran the same:
$ make bindeb-pkg
on the upstream source as I did on the Debian source, and yes, it gave me .deb
packages.
Here's the repo for the upstream script that was part of the problem:
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commits/master/scripts/package/builddeb
As title says, this is a bug in debian additionnal scripts to build the
packages, not upstream.
Using upstream code works but does not produce package and knowing
exacltly the minimal kernel setup for debian is not obvious.
Once you have a working .deb you can probably reuse the .config.
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