Hello, On Thu, 10 Sep 2009, Richard wrote: [..]
David Haller wrote: [..]
There's two symlinks used:
/usr/src/linux-obj/$ARCH/$TYPE/include/asm -> asm-x86 and /usr/src/linux-obj/$ARCH/$TYPE/include2/asm -> ../../../../linux-$VERSION/include/asm-x86 [..] Never on any machine have I had to set any environ variables, and I have NOT set $ARCH or $TYPE.
They're not ENV-Variables, just placeholders here, to replaced by the arch and kernel-type (default, pae, xen, ...) chosen by you. And you should not need to do anything about those.
I am using AMD-64 (2 x 32 cores)
That's actually wrong. "Bitness" has nothing to do with the number of cores. You can have 1 to many 32bit cores or 1 to many 64bit cores ... If you're using a Athlon X2 / Phenom X2, you have two 64bit cores.
and use 32bit versions of SuSE rather than the 64bit which still has too many problems though getting better. Do you have a suggestion?
For you (using 32bit SUSE on AMD64), it'll be the same as for me: x86. That means: rpm -Vf /usr/include/asm-x86 && \ rm /usr/include/asm && \ ln -s asm-x86 /usr/include/asm Then, cleanup your linux-obj (again) and try again. -dnh --
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