I tried in a pbuilder (on my Feisty system) and it worked fine.
sudo pbuilder build --distribution gutsy linux-wlan-ng_0.2.8+dfsg-1ubuntu2.dsc
I only noticed one thing from the pbuilder output:
The Configure called from debian/rules looks up the running kernel to prepare compiling kernel modules. This will be wrong in such a pbuild and is not needed either: no kernel modules are or should be built. The resulting linux-wlan-ng-source .deb can be installed to actually build the modules with module-assistant. The linux-wlan-ng-source .deb ships with the same Configure file. To make it perfectly clean, we could use two different Configure files, but I don't think it's worth the trouble.
I tried in a pbuilder (on my Feisty system) and it worked fine. ng_0.2. 8+dfsg- 1ubuntu2. dsc
sudo pbuilder build --distribution gutsy linux-wlan-
I only noticed one thing from the pbuilder output: ng-source .deb can be installed to actually build the modules with module-assistant. The linux-wlan- ng-source .deb ships with the same Configure file. To make it perfectly clean, we could use two different Configure files, but I don't think it's worth the trouble.
The Configure called from debian/rules looks up the running kernel to prepare compiling kernel modules. This will be wrong in such a pbuild and is not needed either: no kernel modules are or should be built. The resulting linux-wlan-