Andy wrote:
As long as you haven't munged your source tree since compiling the kernel, you can ln -s the kernel source directory to /usr/src/linux and use that as your headers. Alternatively, you can make your kernel-headers package when you compile the kernel with 'fakeroot make-kpkg kernel_headers <rest of command you normally use>'.All I ended up needing was the kernel-headers package. That did the trick.
Can you, or someone, tell me more about this?
I am confused as hell right now.
I am trying to get my Lucent Winmodem on my Thinkpad A21e working. In order to build the drivers I need kernel-headers.
My kernel is Linux debian 2.4.19 i686 unknown and
I compiled the kernel not to long ago using the Debian way.
Now I try to do this:
apt-get install kernel-headers-2.4.19
but get this:
E: Couldn't find package kernel-headers-2.4.19
What am I doing wrong? Where are my headers?
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