> fwiw, Red Hat 6.0 glibc-devel depends on kernel-headers. That means to
> compile things with Glibc you have to have a set of kernel headers
> installed.
>
> Which is always annoying because I /never/ want the same kernel headers
> as the package manager would like there.
>
> Because I develop programs (not modules) that use kernel headers (mainly
> ioctls), that are not present in older kernels or in Glibc itself.
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