> I would anticipate seeing this problem with their kernel source RPM. In
> fact, I do, you have to do a make distclean before you can use it because
> of the way their rpm script munges all the versioned trees into a tmp area
> during RPM creation. There's only one source tree (usually the last one
> they built) and lots of binary rpm versions from the one tree (i.e. i386,
> i686, etc.).
Yes and during the build the modversions and depenency info etc for each
version is nicely stored in separate directories which is later combined
into one tree with #if's for the proper currently running kernel.
Have you even looked at the kernel-source RPM ?
Greetings,
Arjan van de Ven
Red Hat Linux kernel maintainer
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