>It IS true under glibc2. glibc2 just do not use /usr/include/linux at all ...
Wrong ! Glibc2 *does* use kernel headers where necessary. It just
tricks them out of including headers that would define stuff the
glibc2 headers already defined (and differently). Just take a look at
sys/kd.h for just one Example.
Philipp
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