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09-02-2002 09:45 PM
09-02-2002 09:45 PM
Is the following file need when complie a new kernel in addition to the kernel source file?
:kernel-headers
How can I to install those source files into the new directory other than the default one?
Thanks : P
Andy
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09-03-2002 02:01 AM
09-03-2002 02:01 AM
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hello
header-files (xyz.h) are used for defining variables which are used in many C source files. The purpose of headerfiles is to be able to change values at a single point for many sources.
Of course the complex kernel sources also use headerfiles.
The location, structure and names of headerfiles depends on the used linux version.
Dirk
header-files (xyz.h) are used for defining variables which are used in many C source files. The purpose of headerfiles is to be able to change values at a single point for many sources.
Of course the complex kernel sources also use headerfiles.
The location, structure and names of headerfiles depends on the used linux version.
Dirk
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09-04-2002 06:32 AM
09-04-2002 06:32 AM
Re: New kernel
As Dirk said the headers are used when compiling other programs and is generally pointed to by a link in /usr/src e.g /usr/src/linux
You can copy the new kernel files to say /usr/src/linux-2.4.19 and compile from there.
If you choose to use the new directory as your standard kernel just move the link to point to the new directory.
You can copy the new kernel files to say /usr/src/linux-2.4.19 and compile from there.
If you choose to use the new directory as your standard kernel just move the link to point to the new directory.
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