> The dkms package does support this, at least on Ubuntu, via the
> /etc/kernel/header_postinst.d/dkms hook.
Is there some way that I can tell, when I run dkms, that the kernel
headers that it wants to use aren't installed so that I can distinguish
between that and other possible failures?
I can just provide a general error for any failure, but it would be nice
to catch that case in particular.
Anders Kaseorg <email address hidden> writes:
> The dkms package does support this, at least on Ubuntu, via the header_ postinst. d/dkms hook.
> /etc/kernel/
Is there some way that I can tell, when I run dkms, that the kernel
headers that it wants to use aren't installed so that I can distinguish
between that and other possible failures?
I can just provide a general error for any failure, but it would be nice
to catch that case in particular.
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