Am Fr, den 25.06.2004 schrieb Alexandre Oliva um 8:58: > On Jun 25, 2004, Thorsten Leemhuis <fedora@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > You need it in rare cases -- if you want to build modules from the > > kernel that were not build by rh/fedora. > > If you're looking for the sources of any modules, go get them from the > source rpm/tarball where they are provided. If it's not part of the > kernel, you unpack the sources and build them. Why should a module > that is part of the core kernel, but wasn't enabled, be any different? Normally a simple BuildRequire: kernel-sourcecode was enough to have all needed Source-Code available. I don't think that is possible with SRPMS, or? If kernel-source is missing I need do add some (AFAICS large) parts of the kernel-source package to each package im creating myself (e.g. for an NTFS or DVB-Modules RPM-Package someone might create ;-) ). Thats a large overhead there. Therefor I'd like it very much if the kernel-source(code) RPM could stay in a form like it is today in fedora-extras (or alternatives). CU thl
