On 9/19/07, Rafi Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, sorry to bother you with yet another question, but ptotably this list > exists just for this matter. > I've successfully compiled kernel 2.6.16 in scratchbox 0.98. > The kernel on the host system (Suse 9.3) is 2.6.11.4-20a-default. > When I log into scratchbox and apply the command "uname -r" I get the host > kernel version. > I would expect to get the scratchbox compiled kernel version (2.6.16). Is > it at all possible and what should I do to get this? > The reason I ask this is that some makefiles that compile some application > use this "uname -r" within paths to kernel to relate to the appropriate > kernel version and within scratchbox I would like it to be 2.6.16. Any > help will be most appreciated. > Thanks, Rafi. >
Scratchbox isn't an emulator. It has no way to run a kernel. You can, however, fake it. There's a Scratchbox environmental variable [1] to do this. So, run export SBOX_UNAME_RELEASE=2.6.16 and then uname -r will tell you the right thing. [1] http://scratchbox.org/wiki/EnvironmentVariables -- Daniel
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