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linux-iscsi for Debian
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The linux-iscsi package contains the userspace portion the Linux iSCSI project.
It has a dependency on the linux-iscsi-modules package, which needs to be built from the linux-iscsi-modules-source against the specific kernel version running
on your system.
Building
--------
Modules cannot be built against the kernel-headers alone. You will need
to extract and configure your kernel tree, then use the make-kpkg command
(from the kernel-package package) to build a new kernel and modules.
See the make-kpkg man page, particularly the modules-image section. The
following example shows how to build the linux-iscsi-modules package; just
substitute the appropriate version strings. Follow these instructions
(as root) in order to build the linux-iscsi-modules package for your kernel:
dpkg -i linux-iscsi-modules-source_5.0.0.0.3rc6-363_all.deb
cd /usr/src
rm -rf modules/linux-iscsi
tar jxpvf linux-iscsi-modules-source.tar.bz2
cd linux-2.6.11.11 (or your appropriate version)
make-kpkg --added-modules linux-iscsi modules-image
By default, make-kpkg will assume /usr/src/linux-iscsi-modules-source.tar.bz2
has been extracted under /usr/src. However, that also requires building as
root. If you want to do the build as a non-root user, you need to use the
MODULE_LOC environment variable. For example:
cd ~/builds
export MODULES_LOC=$PWD/modules
tar jxpvf /usr/src/linux-iscsi-modules-source.tar.bz2
cd ~/builds/linux-2.6.11.11 (or your appropriate version)
make-kpkg --added-modules linux-iscsi modules-image
Installing
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Once you have built the linux-iscsi-modules package, you can install the
binaries:
dpkg -i linux-iscsi_5.0.0.0.3rc6-363_i386.deb linux-iscsi-modules-2.6.11.11_5.0.0.0.3rc6-363+10.00.Custom_i386.deb
-- Chad Tindel <chad.tindel@hp.com>, Mon, 30 May 2005 15:17:53 -0600
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