#8 rpm spec file : split between userspace and kernel module

Here is a src rpm containing a spec file that splits
userspace programs and kernel modules.

Why do that ?
So that kernel modules built against specific version
can be released without having to release new userspace
program.
So more than one kernel module rpm can be installed.

How to use it ?
Install the src rpm :
rpm -ivh amedyn-20031029-1.src.rpm
You will find amedyn.rpmbuild under SOURCES that
explains how-to use the spec file.

[Anonymous]

How-to use the spec file

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You need also amedyn-2003-10-29-src.tgz.tar, and the three
patches from 883679, 883685 and 883695.

[Anonymous]

the spec file

[hector diaz]

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Hi Mathias,

how can I get the amedyn src rpm?

The two patches work fine, now I have fedora core connected
out of the box

thanks

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Here is an updated version of the spec file.

The patch 853489 amedyn-20031029-adsldetection-1.patch is
also needed by the version of the spec file.
There is also an updated version of patch 883679
amedyn-20031029-fix-2.patch.

[Anonymous]

Updated spec file

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The src rpm is to big to be uploaded here.

So how to setup things ?

Download the spec file and put it under your SPECS directory.

In your SOURCES directory you need :

* amedyn-2003-10-29-src.tgz.tar
* all patches : 853489, 883679, 883685 and 883695

You can have a look at the spec file to see all files you need.

Note : You need probably to have a look at the definition of
the kernel and kernel-debug packages.
Especially at the Release and Requires tags.
The naming scheme of fedora kernels is completly different
from the mandrake's.
I think you need to tweak kernvers2 definition.