Oh yes. When you unpack a kernel in /usr/src, you overwrite the
kernel-headers package -> things are broken bigtime
> So if you're hacking kernel like me and keep the current source in
> /usr/src/linux, /usr/include/linux refers to your developing source no
> matter what the packaging system does, say when you upgrade. I find
> this cool.
Why. You don't NEED to have /usr/include/linux matching the kernel you
run or hack on. Read Linus' message. He's smarter than you ;)
Mike.
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