What does "Directory "/usr/src/linux" doesn't appear to contain kernel source." mean?
What does "Directory "/usr/src/linux" doesn't appear to contain kernel source." mean?
I have the following in my /usr/src/ directory: Code:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root src 27 2007-06-09 01:44 linux -> linux-source-2.6.20-2.6.20/ What I'm trying to do is install the Cisco VPN Client and it asks: Directory containing linux kernel source code [/usr/src/linux] and I get the error message: Directory "/usr/src/linux" doesn't appear to contain kernel source. Thanks, |
What-ever the author of the message meant it to mean.
If it's a script, see what it is checking for. |
Quote:
sudo apt-get install vpnc Good luck. |
Well, I found that it's looking for:
Code:
if [ -f "$the_srcdir/include/linux/modversions.h" ]; then OK. So my options are what? I had downloaded the source with apt-get, do I go out to kernel.org and find the version I need? Or do I modify the script to look for a different file? Plus, I'll take a look at vpnc as well. Thanks, |
You don't have it at all ??? - check in your "headers" directories.
Ugly. Me, I'd probably hack the script. You're likely to run into similar problems elsewhere. Maybe just fix them as they arise. |
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