Dne 3.5.2011 23:27, Arun Sharma napsal(a):
make rpm-pkg produces files that look like: kernel-2.6.39rc5-2.x86_64.rpm
However, uname -r produces 2.6.39rc5 (-2 is missing).
This differs from how some of the distributors are packaging the kernel.
Their setup includes %{release} in uname -r.
Distributors have control over the kernel uname -r string. make rpm, on
the other hand, needs to work with both the vanilla version strings, as
well as any crazy suffixes the user comes up with. Hence it uses the
uname -v version number as the rpm release, which is always defined.
One way to achive that is:
--- a/scripts/setlocalversion
+++ b/scripts/setlocalversion
@@ -170,4 +170,8 @@ else
fi
fi
+# Append the RPM release
+release=`. ./scripts/mkversion`
+res="${res}-${release}"
+
Please don't do that. make rpm has to work with the version string set
by the kernel, not the other way around.
Michal
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