I like that solution. It's not small, but it works always.
> With compiling kernel modules distributed seperately, one should go the
> way MEC suggested some weeks ago (a directory in the kernel source,
> where you can drop in the module source and use standard make configure &&
> make modules).
That only works if you can find the right kernel source directory!
Today I was inspired by a new part of Red Hat's boot process. It makes
a file in /boot containing some kernel parameters.
Which leads to an obvious thought. How about a Makefile fragment in
/boot/config.mk that sets the appropriate CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS etc? It's in
/boot because it reflects the kernel you're booting...
-- Jamie
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