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"Bruce A. Locke" wrote: |
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> On Thu, 28 Jun 2001 23:49:43 -0500 |
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> "Tod M. Neidt" <tneidt@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > One comment. From the documentation, lsof appears to be sensitive to |
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> > the system kernel. It may require some kind of dependency so that if a |
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> > new kernel is merged, lsof gets rebuilt for that kernel. I am not 100% |
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> > sure if that necessary though. |
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> If a kernel dependency needs to be added it might be a good idea to allow |
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> for some way of overriding the dependency in case the end user decides not |
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> to use the gentoo kernel-source packages, etc and uses a linus tree |
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> instead (aka no entries in the db, etc). Or does such a thing exist |
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> already? |
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You still *might* have to rebuild lsof for the new kernel regardless of |
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where it came from. See the "Marty says:" discussion on |
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cross-configuration in the 00XCONFIG doc file. I don't know how |
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applicable this is now though. The kernels discussed are rather old. |
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Like me. :) |
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tod |