"Christopher D. Reimer" wrote:
> Thanks. It turns out the patch file directory structure was a bit different
> than the directory structure that I have for the source code. I had to
> create a symbolic link to that mimics the patch file directory to get the
> content to merge with my current directory structure without having to
> rewrite the patch file.
Such thing is never necessary. For applying the patch the
name of your kernel sources directory is irrelevant, as
long as the patch resides in this directory and you invoke
patch from inside this directory and with the -p1 parameter.
This parameter strips the first directory component. And
all other components are equal to those of your source tree.
Henning
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