Am Mittwoch, 17. Oktober 2007 22:01 schrieb Axel Thimm:
if one needs any of the kmdls for the CentOS plus kernel - which I should start supporting from ATrpms proper, but until then users will need to cater for themselves - you can rebuild kmdls for it w/o a need to edit the distro-shared src.rpm.
Instructions:
smart/yum/apt-get install atrpms-rpm-config wget -N ..../foo-1.2.3-4.src.rpm (this is the shared src.rpm for foo kmdls) rpmbuild -bb --define 'kmdl_userland 0' foo-1.2.3-4.src.rpm
It will build kmdls for the running kernel (provided the kernel sources/headers are at the canonical place). One can also pass arguments to build kmdls for non-running kernels, if one needs to.
Hi Axel,
I'm not familar in kernel-/package-building. And that's not the problem because I will setup a new server from scratch. Therefore I can use the default kernel from base repo. And I will use the fcpci-RPMs from atrpm how they are delivered.
Nevertheless thank you for your reply
Timothy