Linux and linux-headers packages

Hi,
shouldn't linux-headers package has linux as it's depency? Currently I must roll back to the old kernel and that's why I should also manually track linux-headers package. As I understand there is litte if not sense at all in having headers different to the currently running kernel. You cannot have several parallely linux-headers packages (in order to build modules for different kernel versions) anyway.
I thought I'll ask here, before submitting a bug report.
Regards
Roman

Actually, that's not right. I have three different sets of Linux headers for ck1-kx, lqx, and the default. Each time each of my kernels upgrade, I recompile the fglrx module against each one with their own headers. Looking in /lib/modules/ seems to ascertain this.
Also, there is a chance that using default headers for a non-default kernel could result in wrong behavior or info. For instance, compiling the fglrx module against linux-headers for the ck1 kernel does not work. I'm guessing not having the dependency simply means that you're able building modules for a kernel you may not have? I can see where this might be useful for those hosting a module for others without requiring the use of the corresponding kernel.
Last edited by computerquip (2012-01-29 16:12:07)

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[SOLVED]When pacman is updating linux-headers and linux, catalyst-hook

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I wanted this to be out there on the web so that people could find it. I'm not sure if this could be considered a 'bug' for catalyst hook or for.. something, or if it is expected behavior.
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community 2.0 MiB 1184K/s 00:02 [######################] 100%
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Karol-
That thread doesn't seem to be closed, and the thread it points to doesn't appear to really have a solution either, unless i'm missing something.
clfarron4;
I have this service running, but was concerned by the error message that i wouldn't have gui (and would have to drag out my laptop to do troubleshooting) upon reboot. Next time I will let it be and make sure the service works correctly
That said, I _did_ fix the distrust (or in this case non-rememberance) by running mkinitcpio -p linux. Initial post has this detail in it.
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[sudo] password for dylan:
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Active: active (exited) since Sun 2013-12-08 15:50:36 PST; 25min ago
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[dylan@shoparch ~]$

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[SOLVED]linux-headers upgrade fails with PGP signature error

Whe trying to upgrade the linux kernel using:
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error: linux-headers: signature from "Tobias Powalowski <[email protected]>" is invalid
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Sorry, but that doesn't help me. I can't find any reference in that post to this problem. I get a similar issue when I try to upgrade mysql:
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This works for me:
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karol wrote:
Are you sure you're not thinking about linux-api-headers? linux-headers were called kernel26-headers before linux 3 came.
linux-headers are needed by only a few packages, linux-api-headers however are required by glibc so you you still do need to have them installed.
This is what I am looking at:
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Last edited by banshee28 (2011-11-30 02:51:12)

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Just installed nvidia-beta 310.14 & appears to be working fine.
However, when i run:
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This seems like a very bad idea. As far as i know, they are in use:
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Last edited by flipper T (2012-11-12 20:29:38)

It's required if you want to build kernel modules for example.
If you don't want it to show up when doing "pacman -Qqd" just install it explicity.
edit: And take a look at the nvidia-beta PKGBUILD to see why it was installed.
Last edited by loafer (2012-11-12 20:22:15)

Poll: linux-ck package update rate

I wanted to solicit some feedback from the users of the linux-ck kernel package and of course from users using the pre-compiled binaries from the unofficial llinux-ck repo. How rapid a tempo do you prefer for the linux-ck package/what are the minumum required patchsets for me to bump the release up?
As they are currently defined:
Required components of the PKG
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*ARCH configs
*CK patches (from Con Kolivas)
Optional components of the PKG
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Some history:
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When 3.1 just went to 3.2 we got a partial ck1 patchset. CK said sometime next week for the full ck1 patchset and Paolo said the same for BFQ, so let's say 2 weeks there.
I found a free survey site to keep track of responses. Please do not vote here in this forum.
Link to survey and thanks for your opinions.
EDIT: Link to the results.
Last edited by graysky (2012-03-16 19:40:30)

graysky wrote:Ah, love it. Opinions are split more or less into thirds. So any action I take will piss off 2/3rds of the group
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Perhaps if you chose first, then gave a poll with just that one option, everyone could feel like they got what they wanted

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ornitorrincos wrote:Must glibc use the headers of the kernel in wich it was compiled?
Ideally... however, up until the headers were provided with the kernel, the sanitized headers package lagged a bit behind the kernel version. So I guess it is not essential.

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