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I installed the 'C' compiler from wuarchive's copy of SLS
linux.  The normal /usr/include directory is in place, but
many of the *.h files refer to linux/*.h files.  I know that
this directory is "linked" to /usr/src/linux/include/ ...
but for some reason, my "installation" did not create this
directory.  Where do these files come from? In particular
which of the disks, files contain these include files on the
SLS distribution.

thanks for your assistance,
--jeff

You have to get the source of the kernel to compile C programs.

Without this source the *.h  with gcc are all empty (they have
only an #include to those of the kernel).

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: I installed the 'C' compiler from wuarchive's copy of SLS
: linux.  The normal /usr/include directory is in place, but
: many of the *.h files refer to linux/*.h files.  I know that
: this directory is "linked" to /usr/src/linux/include/ ...
: but for some reason, my "installation" did not create this
: directory.  Where do these files come from? In particular
: which of the disks, files contain these include files on the
: SLS distribution.

   You need to get the Linux kernel source to get the relevent #include
files.  I can't tell you offhand which disk, as I don't use SLS.

- Rich

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Rich Mulvey                 Amateur Radio: N2VDS              Rochester, NY