Pollywog wrote:
>
> Every so often, when I try to compile something, I find that some header file
> in /usr/src/linux/include/linux OR
> /usr/src/linux/include/net is missing and I need to rm -rf the kernel sources
> and replace them with a fresh tarball.
>
> What causes the headers to just dis
Every so often, when I try to compile something, I find that some header file
in /usr/src/linux/include/linux OR
/usr/src/linux/include/net is missing and I need to rm -rf the kernel sources
and replace them with a fresh tarball.
What causes the headers to just disappear when I did not mess with
Hi!
/usr/include/* are part of libc package. AFAIK you have to upgrade libc to
have newer /usr/include/*
I had the same problem several days ago and asked here if it is safe to
upgrade to libc-2.1 from potato to have 2.2 kernel headers. The answers
were, that in general with standard Debian softwar
I have not been able to find any documentation on
how to upgrade the /usr/include/* header files for
the kernel after upgrading to the 2.2.10 version of
the kernel. Any pointers to how and/or the correct
documentation?
I have already used make-kpkg kernel_install and
make-kpkg kernel_headers, o
Hi,
I understand Debian does not use links for directories such as
/usr/include/linux to /usr/src/linux/include/linux etc but they are in the
libc6-dev package. Is there any easy way to upgrade these header files
without recompiling all of glibc with the new header files? I mean, I
could just rm
Lawrence Chim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is it necessary to install lib5-dev in order to compile programs.
Yes
> I don't know why there is a libc5-dev. If I install a new kernel,
> it comes with its only kernel headers.
Install libc5-dev and read /usr/doc/libc5-dev/FAQ.gz.
> Also, if I in
I don't know why there is a libc5-dev. If I install a new kernel,
it comes with its only kernel headers. Is it necessary to install
lib5-dev in order to compile programs. Also, if I install libc5-dev,
can I still install a newer version of linux kernel whenever it is
available.
libc5-dev: The L
> I don't know why there is a libc5-dev. If I install a new kernel,
> it comes with its only kernel headers. Is it necessary to install
> lib5-dev in order to compile programs.
Yes. The kernel headers are not enough to compile even a normal "Hello, world!"
program. etc are libc headers, and ar
Hi,
>>"Lawrence" == Lawrence Chim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lawrence> I don't know why there is a libc5-dev.
This provides all kinds of libraries in /usr/lib/* and headers
in /usr/include; without which it is impossible to compile any
program.
Lawrence> If I install a new kernel, it
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