Revision: kernel-package--devel--9.0--patch-143
Archive: srivasta@debian.org--etch
Creator: Manoj Srivastava <srivasta@debian.org>
Date: Wed Apr 12 14:00:30 CDT 2006
Standard-date: 2006-04-12 19:00:30 GMT
Modified-files: kernel/pkg/image/ChangeLog
    kernel/pkg/image/postinst kernel/ruleset/ChangeLog
    kernel/ruleset/arches/ChangeLog
    kernel/ruleset/arches/i386.mk
    kernel/ruleset/architecture.mk
    kernel/ruleset/common/archvars.mk
    kernel/ruleset/kernel_version.mk
    kernel/ruleset/misc/ChangeLog
    kernel/ruleset/misc/pkg_names.mk
    kernel/ruleset/targets/ChangeLog
    kernel/ruleset/targets/image.mk
New-patches: srivasta@debian.org--etch/kernel-package--devel--9.0--patch-143
Summary: Xen support fixed, and various minor bugs.
Keywords: 

* kernel/pkg/image/postinst (fix_source_link): Clarify that it is the
  link target that we cannot see the contents of.

* kernel/ruleset/arches/i386.mk: Add in separate stanzas for a subarch
  Xen, versus the normal i386  build. We change boot loader definitions,
  dependencies, targets, and image destinations. 

* kernel/ruleset/architecture.mk: No longer assume that the presence of
  CONFIG_XEN implies the ARCH is also xen; since now the ARCH is i386,
  but the subarch is xen.

* kernel/ruleset/common/archvars.mk: Now we include .config earlier, to
  allow us to detect xen and uml, and automatically set the arch and
  subarch variables based on the configuration file. This help people
  like me who routinely forget to give --arch um to make-kpkg, and wonder
  why my uml virtual machine fails.

* kernel/ruleset/kernel_version.mk (debian_LOCALVERSION): Late evaluation
  to allow all components to settle.

* kernel/ruleset/misc/pkg_names.mk (i_package): Modify the names of the
  Xen image packages based on type of xen image being built.

* kernel/ruleset/targets/image.mk (install/$(i_package)): Make sure that
  the System.map and config files installed in /boot for Xen images have
  a string in the name ti disambiguate them from "normal" image packages
  files. 
