While testing the million monkey theory, H. Peter Anvin wrote:
>It is if it keeps the other thing from building (and no, I don't
>consider "use make -k and ignore the errors" acceptable.) I solved
>the problem at my end by using the modutils-2.1.85 RPM, which
>unfortunately has a bogus dependency on /bin/sh in it :(
As the packager of the modutils-2.1.85 rpm (I'm assuming you got it from
redhat's pub/contrib), I can assure you that the dependency is not bogus.
See /etc/rc.d/init.d/kerneld
Granted, for a kmod system this is irrelevant, but a 2.1.x modutils
package needs to include kerneld to be complete.
--Scott
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