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While I was translating hb-install-x86-kernel.xml, I came to the next part: |
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If this isn't the case (i.e. the symlink points to a different kernel |
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source) change the symlink before you continue: |
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(lines 87 & 88) |
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I think this should be something like |
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If the symlink doesn't point to the right kernel, you should change it to |
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the right kernel: |
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because this implies that it should point to linux-2.4.26-gentoo-r6. |
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maybe it's perfectly clear (I already knew it) but for the beginner who |
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read in the example that it points to linux-2.4.26-gentoo-r6 and then |
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reads "if this isn't the case" may think he's wrong while he is right |
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just my opinion |
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furthermore, is udev still not the default? by configuring your kernel |
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that way you are forced to use devfsd since automaticly mounting it at |
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boot makes the use of udev impossible (and I speak from experience) |
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shouldn't we at least point out that there is udev? (give the URL to the |
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conversion howto |
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