/usr/src/linux does not exist
I am installing vmware on a patched SUSE 9.1 Pro install.
I see posts about running #make cloneconfig from the /usr/src/linux dir. This dir does not exists on my machine. Any ideas? |
check just usr/src -- and see if you havea dir that represents your kernel, /usr/src/linux is a simlink to /usr/src/your kernel source files
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Well I installed the Kernel Source package and that cleared that mystery up.
The problem now is when I run #make cloneconfig I get the following output: linux:/usr/src/linux # make cloneconfig -include /var/adm/running-kernel.make The .config file is a merged configuration; please remove it by hand before creating your own. You can use one of the files arch/i386/defconfig.* as a template. make[1]: *** [check-meta] Error 1 make: *** [cloneconfig] Error 2 Next: when I #mv .config .config.bkup and run #make cloneconfig again I get 20 questions that I do not know how to answer. thanks again. |
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