> This should not be a problem as far as I see. Someone who knows how the
> OpenAFS module is built could easily write the necessary dkms.conf file
> (using an existing file as template,e.g. from the nvidia or virtualbox
> modules).
I'm happy to include this in the next revision of the package if someone
feels inspired to do it. That will make it much faster than if I have to
go research it myself, although I will do that eventually since I do want
it to work. But realistically it's going to be a little while before I
can get to it, so I'd welcome contributions.
The debian/rules file in openafs-modules-source does say everything that
one needs to know about how the module is built, although alas you have to
be able to untangle make syntax to figure it out.
florib <email address hidden> writes:
> This should not be a problem as far as I see. Someone who knows how the
> OpenAFS module is built could easily write the necessary dkms.conf file
> (using an existing file as template,e.g. from the nvidia or virtualbox
> modules).
I'm happy to include this in the next revision of the package if someone
feels inspired to do it. That will make it much faster than if I have to
go research it myself, although I will do that eventually since I do want
it to work. But realistically it's going to be a little while before I
can get to it, so I'd welcome contributions.
The debian/rules file in openafs- modules- source does say everything that
one needs to know about how the module is built, although alas you have to
be able to untangle make syntax to figure it out.
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Russ Allbery (<email address hidden>) <http://