> > > I'm running debian kernel 2.6.6 and am trying to get the > > > realtime-lsm module compiled -without success. > > > > > > I first tried the non-debian instructions in the INSTALL file, when this > > > didn't work, i tried > > > apt-get install realtime-source and > > > make-kpkg --append-to-version foo --added-patches=debian modules_image > > > > What patches are you adding? Do you have the err uhh ADD_KERNEL_PATCHES > variable set? (Check the man page for make-kpkg or the readme for the patches > for the actual var) Thanks to both of you for answering. The patches i am using are those from apt-get install kernel-patches-debian-2.6.6. --added-patches=debian applies them. (i understood) BUT i don't think my patching is relevant, i only mention it in case someone said 'aaah, yes, those debian-patches...bla". as you say below it realtime-lsm is a module, and its that that i have a problem with. > > I'd try: > > make-kpkg --append-to-version foo --added-patches=debian > > Then when thats done, make menuconfig, set up the things you patched for and > then 'make-kpkg kernel-image modules-image' ? i'm not sure this will help, this is essentially what i've done, just in one step. am i missing something? kernel-image makes, but modules-image barfs.... any further thoughts, or correction in my errant ways welcome... dee > > > Debian kernels are built rather differently. I don't think make-kpkg > > works with the vanilla LSM sources. There is a Debian binary package > > for the LSM, now. You might want to try that, instead. I think it's > > included in AGNULA (DeMuDi). > > I have the realtime-lsm debian supplied sources. It's built as a module like > ALSA or Nvidia drivers or lmsensors, not a patch to the kernel like say, > lowlatency and preempt for 2.4 >
