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by **Peter Ziobrzynsk** » Tue, 29 Sep 1998 04:00:00

Where is kerneld.h? To compile modutils-2.1.85 with recent kernels I have to
copy kerneld.h from older kernel include directories (like 2.0.x or 2.1.76). At
what time did we loose or what is the new location?

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by **Frank Sweetse** » Tue, 29 Sep 1998 04:00:00

> Where is kerneld.h? To compile modutils-2.1.85 with recent kernels I
> have to copy kerneld.h from older kernel include directories (like 2.0.x
> or 2.1.76). At what time did we loose or what is the new location?

kerneld has been ditched for quite awhile now. instead, the kernel just
forks off modprobe on it's own.

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by **Henrik Storn** » Tue, 29 Sep 1998 04:00:00

Quote:>Where is kerneld.h? To compile modutils-2.1.85 with recent kernels

Didn't you notice the 'modutils-2.1.121' package when you picked up that
2.1.123 kernel ?

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2.1.123 - no include/linux/kerneld.h

2.1.123 - no include/linux/kerneld.h

2.1.123 - no include/linux/kerneld.h

2.1.123 - no include/linux/kerneld.h