kernel-package 10.068 source package in Ubuntu

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kernel-package (10.068) unstable; urgency=high

  * Bug fix: "/sbin/update-grub is run by default by kernel postrm if it
    exists, and complains", thanks to Joey Hess. Don't semi-silently
    ignore missing hooks. This means: Don't gracefully handle missing hook
    scripts, the diagnostic might be lost in a flurry of messages,  and
    the user may never be aware that the hook script was never run.
    Depending on what the hook script is meant to do, this may cause a
    security problem or data loss.                         (Closes: #412937).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: version suffix added when building in git
    trees ", thanks to Marcus Better. When run in a git sourced tree,
    scripts/setlocalversion checks to see if the tree is the trunk, if
    not, it adds version information to the kernel version. It also checks
    to see if there are uncommited changes, if so, it adds the string
    "-dirty" to the version. Since we change a couple of files in
    ./scripts/, this falls afoul of the make-kpkg checks, since the
    version number is now different from what make-kpkg knows it to
    be. Also, there is an additional truncated commit ID added by the
    script scripts/setlocalversion whenever it detects that we are not
    building from a tagged commit of the official tree, so it might be
    just simpler to get rid of scripts/setlocalversion altogether, so we
    now move it out of the way in the config phase, and restore during
    clean. This allows make-kpkg to be useful for building from got trees
    again.                                                (Closes: #406180). 
  * Bug fix: "powerpc arch problems with 2.4 kernel", thanks to Brendan
    O'Dea. For powerpc, handle circular dependency of version number and
    KERNEL_ARCH. For powerpc, we need to set the (KERNEL_ARCH) based on
    the version numbers -- which we can't get to unless we know the kernel
    architecture. Yossarian would have liked this. Use grep to get the
    most significant digits of the version number. Use these to calculate
    significant digits of the version number. Use these to calculate the
    KERNEL_ARCH. Use KERNEL_ARCH to get to the full version. This change
    allows us not to drop support for 2.4 kernels on powerpc machines. It
    does not impact anything but powerpc, and should not cause a change of
    behavior on 2.6.16+ kernels even on powerpc.            (Closes: #411038). 
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: 'applied kernel patches' is missing from
    buildinfo.gz", thanks to Norbert Buchmuller. Since kernel-source-* and
    kernel-patch-* packages were renamed to linux-source-* and
    linux-patch-*, the "applied kernel patches:" is missing from
    buildinfo.gz. (It still tries to find kernel-patch-<whatever> package
    for the <whatever> patch.                               (Closes:  #412463).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: 'kernel source package used:' info in
    build.gz is inaccurate", thanks to Norbert Buchmuller. The information
    that make-kpkg puts into the buildinfo.gz file with the "kernel source
    package used:" description represents the version of the corresponding
    {kernel,linux}-source-* package _installed_ on the system, but not the
    version of the package that the current source tree was _untarred_
    from. (Eg. one untars the source tree from linux-source-2.6.18-6, then
    (s)he updates the installed package to linux-source-2.6.18-7, then
    builds a kernel in the previously untarred source tree. In this case
    the source really used is 2.6.18-6, but it writes 2.6.18-7 to
    buildinfo.gz, which is misleading.)                    (Closes: #412589). 

kernel-package (10.067) unstable; urgency=high

  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: using obsolete package 'ldso'", thanks to
    <email address hidden>. Well, we were not exactly "using" the package, but
    just recording the version number. This is a low risk change.
                                                        (Closes: #407793).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package needs some additions to @files_to_remove",
    thanks to Stephen Gran.  Added modules.seriomap as a file to be
    removed in the postrm, allowing /lib/modules/$version to be removed.
                                                         (Closes: #408900).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: linux-headers for UML do not include various
    Makefiles", thanks to Marcus Better. This should be a low impact
    change.                                             (Closes: #408369).
  * Bug fix: "Kernel and initrd image symlinks aren't updated properly",
    thanks to Dennis Vshivkov.  This bug needs to be fixed for Etch, since
    it causes the symbolic links to the image and initrd to not be
    updated in some cases.                               (Closes: #409240).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package support for armel", thanks to Joey Hess. This
    should be a low risk change for other architectures, and armel is not
    yet in consideration for etch, so any support in kernel-package is
    better than none.                                    (Closes: #410459).

kernel-package (10.066) unstable; urgency=high

  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: Enable -source and -headers packages for Xen
    kernels", thanks to Ian Campbell.  This is a simple change, and should
    have minimal impact on any other package, or on current user built
    packages. The upside is that the previously disabled packages are
    enabled for Xen and UML variants, allowing people to build third party
    modules for Xen adn UML variations -- and even if these were to break
    (they do not, in my testing), there is no regression.  In the future,
    the image and modules packages will be separated, to allow for
    host/guest installs. Official kernel images do not use make-kpkg to
    build kernel or uml images, so the official images or debian-installer
    are not impacted either.                              (Closes: #390881).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: postinst link_in_boot value set by
    image_in_boot", thanks to Niall Walsh. This was an out-and-out cut and
    paste error; and the fix is very simple (remove offending line). The
    downside is minimal, and current implementation is just wrong. 
                                                           (Closes: #405081).
  * Update spanish manual pages, thanks to  Rudy Godoy. He also provided
    patches for spelling errors and style flaws in the English man pages.
  
  * Bug fix: "Typos in manpage", thanks to Goswin Brederlow
                                                           (Closes: #402155).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: default stem inconsistent with
    documentation", thanks to Lionel Elie Mamane            (Closes: #400697).
  * Bug fix: "'man kernel-img' typo: "messgaes"", thanks to
    A. Costa                                                (Closes: #397379).
  * Bug fix: "'man kernel-pkg' typos: "Mutualy" and "theversion"", thanks
    to A. Costa                                             (Closes: #397378).
  * Bug fix: "make-kpkg clean: leaves scripts/package/Makefile.kpkg-dist
    behind", thanks to Yann Dirson.  This was a simple typo, which
    prevented the naming back scripts/package/Makefile.kpkg-dist to
    scripts/package/Makefile -- making clean not restore the package to
    original state after running build/clean.  There is little downside to
    this typo fix; we rename the Makefile, and we should be restoring it
    in clean.                                               (Closes: #397518).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: linux-headers doesn't inclue arch-specific
    scripts", thanks to dann frazier. When trying to compile external
    modules on on IA64/McKinley ItaniumII,  the Makefile in arch/ia64/
    needs some scripts from arch/ia64/scripts/ directory. These scripts
    were not so far being shipped. On non ia64, this has no impact on the
    headers package built; on ia64 the changes are required for the
    headers package to have any value.                (Closes: #405494). 
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: kernel image cant be installed when vmlinuz
    link is already", thanks to Kai Sassmannshausen. Actually, the problem
    was not depending on a new enough version of coreutils. See Below.
                                                         (Closes: #407128).
  * Bug fix: "kernel-package: dependency problem: kernel package
    installation uses a invalid option of readlink", thanks to Kai
    Sassmannshausen. In release version 10.063, I cleaned up the  postinst
    as while I was at it, going with readlink -q -m instead of the built
    in version. Since -m was a flag not present in Sarge's coreutils, this
    means the generated image files should have a versioned dependency on
    coreutils. The previous versioned dependency was not strict enough,
    updated to a version that works.                      (Closes: #407130).

 -- Ben Collins <email address hidden>   Thu,  26 Apr 2007 07:23:10 +0100

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Manoj
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