If you have, check PKGBUILD for broadcom-wl and adjust it for kernel you currently have, which would be 3.7-ARCH.Updating the PKGBUILD let makepkg finish successfully. Thanks!
Csosa
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2012-12-31T04:02:36Z
Are Arch's patches that extensive that they make major changes to the kernel headers? If not, the modules are not kernel specific, they're version specific (within reason). Assuming the modules are for the correct version of the kernel, the one kernel you're using has loadable module support, and it doesn't have major patching itself, the modules are very likely to work.
I think the OP is referring the the /lib/modules/extramodules-3.5-ARCH directory. (If using the stock kernel of course)
WonderWoofy
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2012-09-26T00:18:43Z
Initially when I installed open-vm-tools-modules the wiki instructed me to rebuild the kernel to include the VMWare drivers.Today there was an upgrade to open-vm-tools-modules and I was wondering if a kernel rebuild is required every time this package is upgraded.
netmonger
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2012-09-22T02:39:16Z
aliasbody wrote:ln -s ${pkgdir}/usr/lib/jvm/${pkgname}/bin/javafxpackager /usr/bin/javafxpackager
ngoonee
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2012-06-25T07:32:48Z
darkmav wrote:So, where exactly are these environment variables stored and how do I flush them out?Where did you put them? Because obviously they were put in place by you.Hint:- /etc/profile and related.
ngoonee
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2012-10-03T05:47:26Z
bassu wrote:Guess what, the Gentoos have found themselves the last thing they can fork to the save the world! Not the kernel, not X, not the package manager but the udev! Yay!Stop trolling.
ngoonee
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2012-11-29T01:41:14Z
Purpose of abs, for you?Single PKGBUILDs you can just use wget (or use something like pbget to help).To mirror the whole PKGBUILD structure... I think there was a git mirror of abs you could use.
ngoonee
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2012-09-21T05:26:27Z
hugleo,Make your changes in the 09_xen config (XEN_HYPERVISOR_CMDLINE and XEN_LINUX_CMDLINE) as this is the file provided by the xen package. However looking at the PKGBUILD of the xen package it doesnt look like it does anything with the 09_xen file when an update happens. You will either need to add it yourself (to the backups or whatever) or ask the maintainer to update the pkgbuild.
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