cat: /lib/modules/2.6.18-grml/build/include/linux/version-*.h: No such file or directory make.sh: line 525: [: =: unary operator expected cleaning... patching 'highmem.h'... assuming new VMA API since we do have kernel 2.6.x... Assuming default VMAP API Assuming default munmap API doing Makefile based build for kernel 2.6.x and higher Makefile:51: *** mixed implicit and normal rules. Stop. build failed with return value 2
Dear Friends,
I know the "mixed..." means there is either a space or missing something, such as & or $ but how can I fix this.... why is there no version.h - I also forgot how to fix this, and used to know...
old age is not fun.
best to all,
m
* martin yazdzik yazdzik@nyct.net [20070404 04:15]:
cat: /lib/modules/2.6.18-grml/build/include/linux/version-*.h: No such file or directory
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It's /lib/modules/2.6.18-grml/build/include/linux/version.h and not version-*.h.
And starting with kernel 2.6.18 the relevant file is utsrelease.h instead of version.h.
I know the "mixed..." means there is either a space or missing something, such as & or $ but how can I fix this.... why is there no version.h - I also forgot how to fix this, and used to know...
Well, what are you trying to do at all? :)
regards, -mika-
Well, what are you trying to do at all? :)
Dear Mika, I am testing various versions of the ati driver installer. I am not sure why the 35 does not work, as on another grml install, 34.8 worked fine, and I ran it for about a month on a testbed grml.
It may have to do with the compiler verions, since when I install grml whatever is in unstable I get?
Thanks, and sorry to be a pest.
gruesse aus NY...
Martin
* martin yazdzik yazdzik@nyct.net [20070405 05:15]:
Well, what are you trying to do at all? :)
I am testing various versions of the ati driver installer. I am not sure why the 35 does not work, as on another grml install, 34.8 worked fine, and I ran it for about a month on a testbed grml.
The fglrx stuff is pretty unfriendly for new kernels. :(
It may have to do with the compiler verions, since when I install grml whatever is in unstable I get?
I always (at least try to) ship the compiler version with grml that has been used for building the kernel. It's always the current one from Debian/unstable, right.
regards, -mika-
It may have to do with the compiler verions, since when I install grml whatever is in unstable I get?
I always (at least try to) ship the compiler version with grml that has been used for building the kernel. It's always the current one from Debian/unstable, right.
Right - I had upgraded the compiler on my "experimental" partition - apparently, the make file is a sensitive creature, abhorring contact with younger partners.
As always, you are correct in the way you put the distro together, and dilletants like me should refraining from using apt to get.... ;)
Obviously, on mission critical machines, with no updates, installer works as expected.
Regards,
m
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