This is a discussion on getting at newer linux-headers within the Gentoo Linux Support forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> How do I get to the newer (2.6) linux-headers? On gentoo-portage.com, they're listed as -* (no x86 or even ...
| |||||||
| Register | FAQ | Members List | Calendar | Search | Today's Posts | Mark Forums Read |
| ||||
| How do I get to the newer (2.6) linux-headers? On gentoo-portage.com, they're listed as -* (no x86 or even ~x86). No matter what I set ACCEPT_KEYWORDS to, it won't let me get the new headers. I'm sure it's something painfully obvious, so thanks in advance. --Geoff Mishkin <gmishkin@comcast.net> |
| ||||
| Geoff Mishkin wrote: > How do I get to the newer (2.6) linux-headers? On gentoo-portage.com, > they're listed as -* (no x86 or even ~x86). That means they're valid for EVERY architecture. > No matter what I set ACCEPT_KEYWORDS to, it won't let me get the new headers. Do you run a 2.6 kernel, or have one installed ? Then you also have the headers, no ? You just have to make sure that /usr/include/linux points to the right place (which it automatically will if /usr/src/linux points to the right kernel tree). > I'm sure it's something painfully obvious, so thanks in advance. Quite painful, yes : you have kernel -> you have headers. Oops sorry, that shoulda been "obvious" ;-) |