are you compiling the kernel modules with MODVERSIONS? if so, you can
put the modules under /lib/modules/2.4/ and you'll only need to
repackage when the modversions checksum changes. however, your
packages for 2.4 will conflict with each other. if you'd like them to
not conflict, your packages w
are you compiling the kernel modules with MODVERSIONS? if so, you can
put the modules under /lib/modules/2.4/ and you'll only need to
repackage when the modversions checksum changes. however, your
packages for 2.4 will conflict with each other. if you'd like them to
not conflict, your packages
Matt Zimmerman wrote:
> As usual, the best place to start looking is with an example from someone
> else's work. Check out the PCMCIA packages, for instance, which require
> kernel sources in order to build. There is a convention for kernel module
> packages that build this way, so that when the
On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 06:13:58PM -0500, Bryan-TheBS-Smith wrote:
> Hello. My name is Bryan "TheBS" Smith of AbsoluteValue Systems, Inc.
> We're the Linux-WLAN guys and have released drivers for Intersil-based
> wireless LAN cards. I'm almost completely new to Debian both as a user
> and a pack
Matt Zimmerman wrote:
> As usual, the best place to start looking is with an example from someone
> else's work. Check out the PCMCIA packages, for instance, which require
> kernel sources in order to build. There is a convention for kernel module
> packages that build this way, so that when the
On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 06:13:58PM -0500, Bryan-TheBS-Smith wrote:
> Hello. My name is Bryan "TheBS" Smith of AbsoluteValue Systems, Inc.
> We're the Linux-WLAN guys and have released drivers for Intersil-based
> wireless LAN cards. I'm almost completely new to Debian both as a user
> and a pac
Duncan Findlay wrote:
> I've got some good news for you. I've already packaged the linux-wlan
> stuff, and my AM said he'd upload it tomorrow. I was going to e-mail you
> earlier, but I figured that I had no clue when the packages would be
> (finally) uploaded.
Cool! Thanx!
[ Just don't tell M
On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 06:13:58PM -0500, Bryan-TheBS-Smith wrote:
> Hello. My name is Bryan "TheBS" Smith of AbsoluteValue Systems, Inc.
> We're the Linux-WLAN guys and have released drivers for Intersil-based
> wireless LAN cards. I'm almost completely new to Debian both as a user
> and a pack
Duncan Findlay wrote:
> I've got some good news for you. I've already packaged the linux-wlan
> stuff, and my AM said he'd upload it tomorrow. I was going to e-mail you
> earlier, but I figured that I had no clue when the packages would be
> (finally) uploaded.
Cool! Thanx!
[ Just don't tell
Hello Bryan,
On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 06:13:58PM -0500, Bryan-TheBS-Smith wrote:
> Hello. My name is Bryan "TheBS" Smith of AbsoluteValue Systems, Inc.
> We're the Linux-WLAN guys and have released drivers for Intersil-based
> wireless LAN cards. I'm almost completely new to Debian both as a use
Bryan-TheBS-Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As such, this is going to be almost an "AOL-level" help request.
> I'm very sorry for this. All I'm looking for is a little direction,
> and I'll RTFM the rest. I've gone through much of the FAQ,
> Developer's Reference and New Maintainer's Guide,
Bryan-TheBS-Smith wrote:
> I guess I just need someone to say, "for that, read this".
> First off, again, I'm kinda confused on where to begin (yeah,
> like you haven't heard that before, I know ;-). Is dh_make
> where I should start (our package is just a tarball)?
I just started playing with dh
On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 06:13:58PM -0500, Bryan-TheBS-Smith wrote:
> Hello. My name is Bryan "TheBS" Smith of AbsoluteValue Systems, Inc.
> We're the Linux-WLAN guys and have released drivers for Intersil-based
> wireless LAN cards. I'm almost completely new to Debian both as a user
> and a pac
Hello. My name is Bryan "TheBS" Smith of AbsoluteValue Systems, Inc.
We're the Linux-WLAN guys and have released drivers for Intersil-based
wireless LAN cards. I'm almost completely new to Debian both as a user
and a packager, but have been quite impressed so far coming from the
RedHat/RPM world
Hello Bryan,
On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 06:13:58PM -0500, Bryan-TheBS-Smith wrote:
> Hello. My name is Bryan "TheBS" Smith of AbsoluteValue Systems, Inc.
> We're the Linux-WLAN guys and have released drivers for Intersil-based
> wireless LAN cards. I'm almost completely new to Debian both as a us
Bryan-TheBS-Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As such, this is going to be almost an "AOL-level" help request.
> I'm very sorry for this. All I'm looking for is a little direction,
> and I'll RTFM the rest. I've gone through much of the FAQ,
> Developer's Reference and New Maintainer's Guide,
Bryan-TheBS-Smith wrote:
> I guess I just need someone to say, "for that, read this".
> First off, again, I'm kinda confused on where to begin (yeah,
> like you haven't heard that before, I know ;-). Is dh_make
> where I should start (our package is just a tarball)?
I just started playing with d
Hello. My name is Bryan "TheBS" Smith of AbsoluteValue Systems, Inc.
We're the Linux-WLAN guys and have released drivers for Intersil-based
wireless LAN cards. I'm almost completely new to Debian both as a user
and a packager, but have been quite impressed so far coming from the
RedHat/RPM worl
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