Winter Knight
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Posted: Nov. 30 2006,15:55 |
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| Quote (latta46 @ Nov. 29 2006,10:38) | | I do appreciate the insite given as to the use of the header and the lib6 files, as I was not sure whether these would interfere with the files in the kernel source tree install. |
To be honest, I'm not positive they won't. I suspected beforehand that kernel-headers and kernel-sources might overlap. I'm not sure whether they do or not, but I don't think it would cause any problems. I think libc6 is somewhat unrelated, but it's helped me compile some sources.
As for a persistent place to put your files, I think you might not understand the idea behind frugal or myDSL. Frugal resets itself every boot. Only home and opt can be saved. If you want to save kernel modules, we usually put them in .unc files. You can also put them in .dsl, but I think .dsl is becoming obsoleted. It also requires more RAM.
Basically, you would be putting your kernel modules in the regular place, but instead of the regular place, you would put it in a file which is designed to place it in it's regular place.
The wiki has information on using and creating myDSL extensions. I would look there if you need to learn how to create them. That way, you can share your work with the rest of us, too.
I might be a little confused. Did I misunderstand something?
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