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| 278735 | 2004-10-06 21:35:00 | Hey guys, Just installing a program and it wants to compile something and needs the folder where the "C Headers for your kernel" are. In the drake 10.0, where can I point it to to find these? It had /usr/src/linux/include as the default directory. Cheers |
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| 278736 | 2004-10-07 02:19:00 | Have a look at /usr/src . It might have a symbolic link "linux" which points at the actual linux source tree (which might be called "linux-2.6.3-blah"). If it hasn't, the compiler won't find the headers. :D There is another way being used in the more modern systems which uses a link "/lib/modules/build/include" (I think :D ... my brain's not working at the moment after two weeks of the flu). You could make the /usr/src/linux link. |
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