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I just tried to install the cdemu-client from [community] and got the following the dependencies:
resolving dependencies...
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Packages (6) cdemu-daemon-3.0.3-1 libmirage-3.0.4-1 linux-4.2.5-1
python2-dbus-1.2.0-5 vhba-module-20140928-19
cdemu-client-3.0.1-1
Total Download Size: 15,93 MiB
Total Installed Size: 77,00 MiB
:: Proceed with installation? [Y/n] Why does it want to install an entire kernel as dependency? I am currently using the ck-Kernel (from the AUR) and don't see any necessity to change.
uname -a
Linux user-laptop 4.3.0-1-ck #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Nov 15 13:53:06 CET 2015 x86_64 GNU/LinuxAny suggestions?
Last edited by macaco (2015-12-07 21:39:50)
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It's vhba-module that requires the kernel, and the dependency seems to be there to prevent mismatch between versions of the kernel and vhba-module.
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vhba-module is a kernel module and thus depends on specific kernel versions (not "an entire kernel"). [EDIT] should learn hitting "preview" more often
In my opinion, the linux-ck package/PKGBUILD should contain a `provides=('linux=4.3.0')` to avoid this kind of conflicts. You can try to recompile and reinstall it that way and see if the issue is resolved (and maybe drop a note to the package maintainer).
Last edited by ayekat (2015-12-07 09:18:04)
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In my opinion, the linux-ck package/PKGBUILD should contain a `provides=('linux=4.3.0')` to avoid this kind of conflicts. You can try to recompile and reinstall it that
way and see if the issue is resolved (and maybe drop a note to the package maintainer).
I disagree, vhba-module needs to be build against a specific kernel to work with it,similar to nvidia package.
Macaco, try aur vhba-dkms package.
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Macaco, try aur vhba-dkms packag
Thanks, this did the trick!
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