the k set contains the kernel source, not the D, that changed in slackware 3.0, and the includes that are in d require AT LEAST the kernel includes. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ shmoe@prolog.net Systems Administrator of Axis Communications E-Mail support@axsnet.net for info http://www.axsnet.net for info ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ On Tue, 30 Apr 1996, Sammy wrote: > On Tue, 30 Apr 1996, ShadowLord wrote: > > > On Tue, 30 Apr 1996, Michael Buselli wrote: > > > > > On Tue, 30 Apr 1996 BUBONIC@CERES.BSUVC.BSU.EDU wrote: > > > > > > A, AP, D, and N should be enough to run circle. Which header files > > > in particular were you missing? Q only has a whole bunch of precompiled > > > kernels, which does nothing to help you. The K set does have some header > > > files, but not any that are used by circle. Please give some more detail > > > of your problem, perhaps a transcript of your attempted compile. > > > > Ehm, correct me if I'm wrong, but the header files in "K" are used > > for a lot of programs, including Circle. I though "K" was the Kernal > > Sources! Heh. > > Actually you don't need the K set at all. The D set should have enough > kernel source to put the header files in, since they're needed for most > development work. The D disks break down the kernel source into 3 parts > if I remember correctly, and if you read the noted when installing the > packages, it let's you know which part is required for header file > installation, or two parts if I'm not mistaken. > > Sam > >
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