Hi all,
I would like to know about some things regarding the current scheme of
things in the linux kernel compilation procedure on Debian machines.
Its a bicth is that if I have to compile specific modules against a
specific kernel version ( against header files from that specific
version ).
The problem being that because of the kernel-headers package, the gcc
(in kernel make procedure) will pick up the kernel headers from the
package specific directories but not from the /usr/src/linux path
where my specific files reside.
The work-around though simple that to change the -I in the gcc path is
not simple as the frame-work is like very rigid about the headers path
in the linux kernel.
How do I make my kernel to take the kernel headers from an alternate
location. There should have been an alternate way to specify at a
single location the alternate configuration of the header file
location. But this does not seem to be the case.
Thanks,
Warm Regards,
Chaitanya V. Hazarey
ps:
Description of the linux-kernel-headers package
"Linux Kernel Headers for development
This package provides headers from the Linux kernel. These headers
are used by the installed headers for GNU glibc and other system libraries."
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