Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (626 mails)

["Dominique Leuenberger" <Dominique.Leuenberger@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> > > On 3/10/2008 at 10:11, Adrian Schröter <adrian@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Saturday 08 March 2008 16:52:48 wrote Dominique Leuenberger:
> ..
> > openSUSE Factory (for fActory, i586 fails to compile because of
> > inconsistency within BS... for the moment, the kernel-source
matching the
> > kernel-syms can not be found).
>
> Are you sure with that ?

When I wrote the mail, Factory was in a BIG loop of being built and the
kernel source was one of the scheduled packages... the message at that
time was: nothing provides kernel-source in the correct version...  

> kernel-source and kernel-syms do build fine in openSUSE:Factory and
should 
> match (or we have a complete different problem).

Yes.. by now they build correctly... nevertheless, the KMPs built for
Factory are useless even for i586. Why: the kernel-source and
kernel-syms installed during the KMP build process are of version
2.6.25_rc4_git1-1.1. Anybody up to par with current Factory from
download.o.o still has a  kernel-default-2.6.24.1-6.i586.rpm. So anyhow:
it will never match until we get on the FTP what we have in OBS for the
Factory builds.

> The log file seems more to point to a missing #include header ?

Yes, I've seen that.. I'll get in touch with the upstream project to
see if there is a known incompatibility with 2.6.25 kernels
introduced... it might be a change in the newer kernel that is found on
OBS Factory/i586... x886_64 still has 2.6.24.1 in OBS.


> The x86_64 build in OBS is currently using an older Factory state, so
it is 
> not really usefull atm for kernel modules.

As stated above, even if the i586 would build, it would not really be
useful neither, because OBS is a bit ahead of what is out on the mirrors
for Factory. But I'm sure this can be teemed up somehow in the process.

> bye
> adrian

Dominique

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