> > people), but the decision has been made.
> >
> > Note, though, that it is **very** important that /usr/include/linux and
> > /usr/include/asm correspond to the default kernel that you are booting.
>
> Ted, you are assuming people will build stuff on the machine they are
> running from. Its certainly a convenient assumption for the majority
> of uses but a lot of big have all their kernel building/images in one
> place not around machines.
>
For people installing driver packages on a system this is generally
the case.
> I'm not convinced /usr/include/linux is sufficient. Perhaps we need
> a more explicit naming ?
>
/usr/include/this_is_the_symlink_to_the_kernel_headers_do_not_touch!
Naaah, I think that would be a bit much.
-- Daniel Taylor Senior Test Engineer Digi International danielt@digi.com Open systems win.
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