When I look in the source packageof "jockey" I saw this line in data/handlers/nvidia.py:
def enable(self):
# Ensure that the necessary kernel headers need to be installed kernel_headers = 'linux-headers-' + os.uname()[2]
...
Why does jockey not use " kernel_headers = 'linux-headers-generic" here? apt-get would automatically install the correct headers and using it would be safe between kernel-upgrades:
When I look in the source packageof "jockey" I saw this line in data/handlers/ nvidia. py:
def enable(self):
kernel_ headers = 'linux-headers-' + os.uname()[2]
# Ensure that the necessary kernel headers need to be installed
...
Why does jockey not use " kernel_headers = 'linux- headers- generic" here? apt-get would automatically install the correct headers and using it would be safe between kernel-upgrades:
$ dpkg -s linux-headers- generic | grep Depends 2.6.32- 26-generic
Depends: linux-headers-