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kernel-headers-2.4.23fake-owl3.noarch.rpm
- Package Type: rpm
- Architecture: noarch
- Distribution: Openwall 1.1
Detailed Informations
Package Namekernel-headers
File Namekernel-headers-2.4.23fake-owl3.noarch.rpm
Group/Development/System
DistributionOpenwall 1.1
Version2.4.23fake
Architecturenoarch
Releaseowl3
File Size2.12 kb
Build Date2003/Dec/14 19:02:44
Package Size54 byte
Coyprightpublic domain
Donwload
PackagerUnknown
VendorOpenwall
Changelog* Thu Jul 31 2003 Solar Designer 2.2+.x-owl3
- Set this package's version to match the actual kernel headers used
(this is especially important on SPARC).
* Mon Feb 04 2002 Michail Litvak 2.2.999-owl2
- Enforce our new spec file conventions
* Thu Nov 16 2000 Solar Designer
- Imported the BuildASM script from RH to produce the magic headers
needed to build 32-bit packages when a sparc64 kernel is installed.
* Sat Oct 28 2000 Solar Designer
- Initial version.
back
- Set this package's version to match the actual kernel headers used
(this is especially important on SPARC).
* Mon Feb 04 2002 Michail Litvak 2.2.999-owl2
- Enforce our new spec file conventions
* Thu Nov 16 2000 Solar Designer
- Imported the BuildASM script from RH to produce the magic headers
needed to build 32-bit packages when a sparc64 kernel is installed.
* Sat Oct 28 2000 Solar Designer
- Initial version.
back
SummaryHeader files for the Linux kernel.
DescriptionKernel-headers includes the C header files for the Linux kernel. The
header files define structures and constants that are needed for
building most standard programs and are also needed for rebuilding the
kernel.
header files define structures and constants that are needed for
building most standard programs and are also needed for rebuilding the
kernel.
Requires
Provides
Files
- /usr/include/asm
- /usr/include/linux