On Tuesday 02 May 2006 15:25, Dick wrote:
> For example ethtool.h, which uses the u32 typedef defined in asm/types.h.
> This typedef has been disabled outside the kernel "to avoid name space
> clashes" which I think is a Good Thing.
that's because the sed used in kernel-2.eclass is slightly broken
Hi all,
I'm compiling some software created for Fedora/Red Hat and discovered some of
the gentoo kernel-headers are broken.
For example ethtool.h, which uses the u32 typedef defined in asm/types.h. This
typedef has been disabled outside the kernel "to avoid name space clashes" which
I think is a
