Hi
You need to add the SLE SDK via YaST Add on Product, it will then add
the update repositories etc.
‘SUSE Linux Enterprise SDK’
(http://www.novell.com/developer/sle_sdk.html)
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Can I do it without yast? Can I do it in zypper or such?
I’ve re-installed server using only “Minimal System”… yast is not
installed…
Can I do it without yast? Can I do it in zypper or such?
I’ve re-installed server using only “Minimal System”… yast is not
installed…
EDIT: Never mind. Yast is installed on minimal system, but i have to
type yast2…
However, question still remains, can i do this without yast2?[/color]
zypper can add a repo ‘SDB:Zypper usage 11.3 - openSUSE’
(http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Zypper_usage_11.3#Adding_repositories)
Give it a try.
Hi
You need to add the SLE SDK via YaST Add on Product, it will then
add the update repositories etc.
‘SUSE Linux Enterprise SDK’
(http://www.novell.com/developer/sle_sdk.html)
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Can I do it without yast? Can I do it in zypper or such?
I’ve re-installed server using only “Minimal System”… yast is not
installed…
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Hi
Look at your system mirror credentials and password and add it via
zypper ar command, or just the iso image;
zypper ar iso:///data/repositories/iso_images/SLE-11-SP1-SDK-DVD-x86_64-RC2-DVD1.iso SLE-SDK-LOCAL
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openSUSE 12.1 (x86_64) Kernel 3.1.0-1.2-desktop
up 9:44, 4 users, load average: 0.05, 0.08, 0.09
CPU Intel i5 CPU M520@2.40GHz | Intel Arrandale GPU
Hi
Is it the specific version you want in? If so it would be;
zypper in kernel-xen-devel=3.12.28-4
Else just search and use the name found from;
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zypper se kernel
zypper se -s kernel
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I tried above steps, but “linux-3.12.28-4-default” this is not available at /usr/src/[/QUOTE]
well, I was assuming you had the kernel sources installed, but cannot say for sure. Is “/usr/src/linux” a symlink to linux-3.12.28-4 and is that the full kernel source? Then that’s the directory I’m talking about. If not, you’ll need to install the kernel-source package in a version corresponding to your running (or desired target) kernel and change to the resulting /usr/src/* directory.
well, I was assuming you had the kernel sources installed, but cannot
say for sure. Is “/usr/src/linux” a symlink to linux-3.12.28-4 and is
that the full kernel source? Then that’s the directory I’m talking
about. If not, you’ll need to install the kernel-source package in a
version corresponding to your running (or desired target) kernel and
change to the resulting /usr/src/* directory.[/color]
Perhaps Ravikumar could post the output from “rpm -qa kernel”?
HTH.
Simon
SUSE Knowledge Partner
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