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I have recently updated the kernel on my openSuse 11.1 system to 2.6.29-1-pae, using pre-compiled rpms from the openSuse Build Service. I did this to provide support for my TV card. Everything seems to work perfectly. I now want to install a driver for my modem (from the linmodems project), which needs compiling. I have never had to do this before, so I have very little knowledge of the process. I seem to need the kernel-source, kernel-syms and kernel-headers packages. I have found and downloaded the first two, but I can't find the kernel headers for 2.6.29 anywhere. I would be grateful for any advice on how to proceed. Many thanks in advance.
Kernel-source and kernel-syms are sufficient, the package "linux-kernel-headers" should not be replaced. Read the output of Code: rpm -qi linux-kernel-headers
rpm -qi linux-kernel-headers
Phew! That's a relief. I can stop hunting.Thanks, Akoellh. I've done as you suggest and read rpm -qi linux-kernel-headers. Am I correct to assume that I would need 2.6.29's kernel headers if I wished to re-compile the kernel, but not to build a module?
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