** Description changed:

  I've started a couple of thread and I can't get any help for this. I'm
  using Ubuntu 11.10 with dkms-2.2.0.2-1ubuntu4 and I don't know if it's a
  bug or I'm just doing something wrong. I am able to use dkms to build
  and install my wifi driver successfully and it will work fine, but only
  on the initial kernel that it is install on. When ever I try to upgrade
- the kernel it breaks the driver. So i took a look at the build logs, if
+ the kernel it breaks the driver. So i took a look at the make.logs, if
  you look at them they are identical except for the first line. One log
- is for kernel-3.0.0-14, the other is for kernel-3.1.5-030105. As you can
- see the from the 3.1.5-030105 that when dkms tried to compile my driver
- for the new kernel it used the linux-headers-3.0.0-14-generic.
+ is for kernel-3.0.0-14, the original kernel the driver was installed on
+ using dkms, the other is for kernel-3.1.5-030105. As you can see the
+ from the 3.1.5-030105 that when dkms tried to compile my driver for the
+ new kernel it used the linux-headers-3.0.0-14-generic.
  
  I found this bug
  
  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dahdi-
  linux/+bug/790558?comments=all
  
  It appears this person is having a similar if not the same problem, and
  the solution to this problem was to uninstall the kernel headers. I
  haven't tried removing my headers because I don't want to have to remove
  my headers every time the update-manager upgrades my kernel. The whole
  point of using dkms was to automate the processes. If I have to remove
  my headers everytime that doesn't automate the process, so it defeats
  the purpose of using dkms in the first place. This bug does not effect
  all of my modules installed with dkms because the nvidia property driver
  that I installed using jockey-gtk does not break when upgrading the
  kernel.

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