[PlanetCCRMA] rebuilding alsa for edge kernel

[Hector Centeno]

Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote:

>On Tue, 2005-07-26 at 20:57, Hector Centeno wrote:
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>>>I would appreciate a lot any help here.
>>>
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>>>
>>I found something while cheking the alsa-driver.spec file... for some 
>>reason it seems that it is detecting my system as a 2.4 kernel or a non 
>>fc3... not sure... because the RPM I get is named alsa-kernel and not 
>>kernel-module-alsa as it is stated here:
>>
>># what kernel we build for
>>%{?fc4: %define twopointsix 1}
>>%{?fc3: %define twopointsix 1}
>>%{?fc2: %define twopointsix 1}
>>%{?fc1: %define twopointfour 1}
>>%{?rh9: %define twopointfour 1}
>>    
>>
>
>Sigh, I forgot about this, sorry. 
>My build system defines a macro that tells spec files which system they
>are being built on. You can do that manually by adding it to the command
>line (most spec files don't need this):
>
>  rpmbuild -bb .... --define "fc3 1"
>
>or whatever you are building on. 
>-- Fernando
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>># kernel module naming scheme
>>%{?twopointsix:  %define newnames 1}
>>%{?twopointfour: %define newnames 0}
>># how do we name the kernel modules package?
>>%if "%{newnames}" == "1"
>>%define kern_pkg_name kernel-module-alsa-%{kernel_version}
>>%else
>>%define kern_pkg_name alsa-kernel%{kernel_suffix}-%{kernel_up_version}
>>%endif
>>
>>    
>>
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I was about to write an email saying that I found --define "fc3 1"  
solved the problem when I got yours!

thanks a lot... everything is working perfectly! now I have a nice 
2.6.12-0.21 kernel and my USB keyboard working!

Hector.