Installing Kernel Headers
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I have built, installed, and am now running a recent 4.18.0-rc1+ kernel from kernel.org on a Xubuntu machine. The machine used to run 4.13.0-45. I am now trying to compile programs against it with gcc and I am encountering issues with my kernel headers being out of date. I want to use the new mmap DAX flags.
I have successfully built the kernel headers with 'make headers_install' and I have them sitting in a folder in my home. Do I need to put these somewhere so gcc sees them by default? Should I point gcc to the new headers for this program only? How?
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I have built, installed, and am now running a recent 4.18.0-rc1+ kernel from kernel.org on a Xubuntu machine. The machine used to run 4.13.0-45. I am now trying to compile programs against it with gcc and I am encountering issues with my kernel headers being out of date. I want to use the new mmap DAX flags.
I have successfully built the kernel headers with 'make headers_install' and I have them sitting in a folder in my home. Do I need to put these somewhere so gcc sees them by default? Should I point gcc to the new headers for this program only? How?
linux-headers
asked Jul 12 at 21:11
Andy
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up vote
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I have built, installed, and am now running a recent 4.18.0-rc1+ kernel from kernel.org on a Xubuntu machine. The machine used to run 4.13.0-45. I am now trying to compile programs against it with gcc and I am encountering issues with my kernel headers being out of date. I want to use the new mmap DAX flags.
I have successfully built the kernel headers with 'make headers_install' and I have them sitting in a folder in my home. Do I need to put these somewhere so gcc sees them by default? Should I point gcc to the new headers for this program only? How?
linux-headers
asked Jul 12 at 21:11
Andy
111
I have built, installed, and am now running a recent 4.18.0-rc1+ kernel from kernel.org on a Xubuntu machine. The machine used to run 4.13.0-45. I am now trying to compile programs against it with gcc and I am encountering issues with my kernel headers being out of date. I want to use the new mmap DAX flags.
I have successfully built the kernel headers with 'make headers_install' and I have them sitting in a folder in my home. Do I need to put these somewhere so gcc sees them by default? Should I point gcc to the new headers for this program only? How?
linux-headers
asked Jul 12 at 21:11
Andy
111
asked Jul 12 at 21:11
Andy
111
asked Jul 12 at 21:11
Andy
111
asked Jul 12 at 21:11
Andy
111
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