Well the kernel build process is not supposed to put them there.
>Neither 'make menuconfig' nor 'make config' fixed this for me, which IIRC
>worked with Linux 2.0.x. So I fixed it by hand. :-)
You probably also broke it by hand :)
The kernel doesn't have anything to do with /usr/include. The distribution
you use is responsible for that. For example Debian doesn't even HAVE
the asm and linux symlinks in /usr/include - the libc6-dev package
just includes a complete copy of include files from a known-good kernel.
Mike.
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