Re: #17414: /usr/include/asm empty?
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> > Today, however, reinstalling kernel-headers-2.0.32 did it.
>
> On my test install, dpkg complained when trying to install libc6-dev
> without kernel-headers-2.0.32 installed, so I assume you had "some"
> version of 2.0.32 installed. (is it possible you removed the headers via
> some non-dpkg route?)
No. My /usr/src was empty. I just had libc6-dev with asm and linux "in
place" before the upgrade.
Now I have purged both packages (libc6-dev and kernel-headers) and
installed them again and it seems to work.
However, I noticed that kernel-headers postinst is written in perl...
Perhaps perl was messed up at upgrade time in my machine (?).
Mmm, is there not any policy saying that we should prefer /bin/sh scripts
to /usr/bin/perl scripts in postinsts? ...
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