Dave Grothe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > If the ".ver" suffixes do not match the suffixes that are present in > the binary form of your kernel just as it was installed (no kernel > rebuilding) then your kernel distribution has given you mismatched > version information between the binary kernel and the provided kernel > source.
In the case of an RPM-based distribution, the needed & up-to-date source code (including version'ed module symbols) is contained in the "kernel-source" package. Keep this package version sync'ed up with your running kernel, and you will not encounter any problem. > I am not sure which variation of "make clean" is needed to remove > these files. "make mrproper" is the official dependencies cleanup. You have to run if you change the header files #include signatures. The re-run "make dep" to regenerate them. > I have had to resort to removing them by hand in the past when they > have gotten out of sync. So you may need to do "make clean", then > remove all the ".ver" files, the "make dep" and then "make zlilo" > (or whatever). Then boot the resulting kernel (remember to run > lilo) and do "make clean; make; make install" for LiS. -- François-Xavier 'FiX' KOWALSKI _______________________________________________ Linux-streams mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://gsyc.escet.urjc.es/mailman/listinfo/linux-streams
