12/12/01 5:07:06 PM, JW <jw@centraltexasit.com> wrote:
At 05:01 PM 12/12/2001 +0000, you wrote:
12/12/01 4:51:15 PM, JW <jw@centraltexasit.com> wrote:
Hello, However upon trying to run configure on ALSA, I get an error (I meant to bring the error message but I forgot it, sorry) saying that /usr/src/linux/include/linux/version.h is not found.
I carefully looked in the directory it named and while there were a lot of other .h files in there, there was indeed no version.h .
Can anyone explain this? I don't know what version.h is but it sounds major, I'm surprised it's not in the tarball.
Do I need to make it somehow?
---------------------------------------------------- Jonathan Wilson System Administrator
Try doing 'make dep' in /usr/src/linux beforehand.
Even though I did _not_ compile a new kernel (I used the binary RPM)?
Yes. I had the same problem with modversions.h when I wanted to compile the nvidia drivers (before I'd ever compiled any kernel stuff and dealt solely with RPMs). The modversions.h was needed by the nvidia makefile but it only got created once I'd run a make modules in the source tree. You have a fresh source area so there's a good chance the same situation applies. Why not try it? You won't break anything! Tim Harrell <tim.harrell@ntlworld.com>