[ANNOUNCE] Release of Dell OpenManage ServerAdministrator 5.0
Michael Best
mbest at pendragon.org
Tue Jun 13 22:30:37 CDT 2006
Michael_E_Brown at Dell.com wrote:
> You seem to be confusing the kernel source with the kernel src.rpm,
> which are two different things. You need the kernel-devel package
> installed for your running kernel.
> --
> Michael
Actually, the kernel-devel package only contains the kernel headers and
Makefiles
The kernel-devel package is only 3.6M for Centos4 x86_64, the kernel
SRPM is 42M which is close to what you'll find the kernel source on
kernel.org for 2.6.9 is 35M, so the kernel-devel package can't even come
close to actually containing the source.
If you want the actual source code for the kernel you need to break the
source code out of the src.rpm
For example (should work with all FC3,FC4,FC5,Centos4,RHEL4)
http://fedora.redhat.com/docs/release-notes/fc4/#sn-kernel-exploding
Back to the main thrust of my question (since I had the kernel-devel
pacakge installed on one system)...is there a way to package this for
systems that don't have development tools?
Removing all package and reinstalling (even with kernel-devel and even
OpenIPMI-devel installed) give the error message:
Module build for the currently running kernel was skipped since the
kernel source for this kernel does not seem to be installed.
Installing and starting the ipmi service from the OpenIPMI package makes
the OpenManage web interface and tools work though.
-Mike
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