Am So, den 08.02.2004 schrieb Brian Connolly um 19:25:
> > > > Check "rpm -qa | grep kernel-source"
> > >
> > > Returned nothing.
> >
> > Matches that there is no content under /usr/src. The command above
> > prints out each installed package with kernel-source in it's name. So no
> > kernel source installed at all.
> >
> > Run "up2date -i kernel-source"
> >
> Name Version Rel
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
> The following Packages were marked to be skipped by your configuration:
>
> Name Version Rel Reason
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> kernel-source 2.4.22 1.2149.nptlPkg
> name/pattern
>
>
> The following packages you requested are already updated: kernel-source
>
>
> What does that mean?
>
> Brian
Sorry, by default all kernel packages are left out in up2date. So you
have to force the update/install of kernel package. The syntax for
installing the kernel source would be
up2date -i -f kernel-source
Meanwhile I wonder for what reason you want the kernel-source and
compile your own customized kernel.
Alexander
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