> Okay, I understand what's going on now. Thank you very much for letting > me have temporary access to the system; that helped a great deal in > tracking down the problem. You are welcome.
> The workaround (and the reason why this isn't RC for sarge) is to build > your kernel with CONFIG_MODVERSIONS (symbol versioning) enabled, which is > generally recommended anyway. This unconfuses OpenAFS and causes the > right module to be built and installed. The version of OpenAFS in > unstable fixes the configure script so that it never tries to build both > types of kernel at the same time. OK, I did not know that. My sanity is restored... ;-) > The problem doesn't appear for Debian kernels since Debian kernels are > built with CONFIG_MODVERSIONS enabled. OK. Vladimir PS: I changed the root password, I understand that you do not need remote access anymore... -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
