Thanks for the remark. Though I just can roughly see the parallels.
Before I posted this bug report I tried for about 10h to get openafs
running. These tries included the try to follow the instructions in
README.modules. This included recompiling the kernel, which also
failed:-) Unfortunately, I did not protokoll it. As the compilation took
a long time, I will not repeat it. Sorry! Probably, I've set a flag
wrongly due to insufficient Linux knowledge. I was very happy that I ve
found the above cited for the user *semantically *simple algorithm:-)
Cheers,
L--
Russ Allbery wrote:
> "<email address hidden>" <email address hidden> writes:
>
>
>> I found out an semantically easy way to get it work:
>>
>> first:
>> >sudo apt-get install module-assistant
>> and
>> >sudo m-a prepare
>>
>> then download the current ubuntu package
>> and install it
>> >sudo dpgk --install openafs-client_1.4.7.dfsg1-6_i386.deb
>>
>
> Right, that's what README.modules says, roughly. :)
>
>
Thanks for the remark. Though I just can roughly see the parallels.
Before I posted this bug report I tried for about 10h to get openafs
running. These tries included the try to follow the instructions in
README.modules. This included recompiling the kernel, which also
failed:-) Unfortunately, I did not protokoll it. As the compilation took
a long time, I will not repeat it. Sorry! Probably, I've set a flag
wrongly due to insufficient Linux knowledge. I was very happy that I ve
found the above cited for the user *semantically *simple algorithm:-)
Cheers,
L--
Russ Allbery wrote: client_ 1.4.7.dfsg1- 6_i386. deb
> "<email address hidden>" <email address hidden> writes:
>
>
>> I found out an semantically easy way to get it work:
>>
>> first:
>> >sudo apt-get install module-assistant
>> and
>> >sudo m-a prepare
>>
>> then download the current ubuntu package
>> and install it
>> >sudo dpgk --install openafs-
>>
>
> Right, that's what README.modules says, roughly. :)
>
>