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> George Shapovalov <georges@×××××××××××.edu>, on Sat Apr 13, 2002 [08:42:23 |
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PM] said: |
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> > No and yes for some. You will need kernel-headers to compile some system |
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> > libs such as glibc. |
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> > George |
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> Hi; |
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> Minor nit. |
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> The kernel headers used by the general system are a |
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> separate package from the kernel sources. If unmerging the kernel |
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> source removes them, then that is a bug. (It doesnt for me.) |
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If you installed kernel-source and then kernel-headers then they will not be |
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removed. Otherwise you can just emerge kernel-headers (they will be emerged |
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automatically if they are not installed and you are emerging the package |
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denendent on them, provided of course the ebuild was written properly). |
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George |
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