make install? COME ON! This is too reckless. What's the point in having a system with such a sophisticated package management if you try to opt out of it by scattering files around the filesystem? You should be ashamed.
This is a more responsible recipe (run as root):
$ sudo su -
# apt-get source util-linux
# sed -i 's/2.20.1-1ubuntu3/2.20.1-2/' util-linux-2.20.1/debian/changelog ; sed -i 's/--enable-raw --enable-rdev --enable-partx/--enable-ddate --enable-raw --enable-rdev --enable-partx/' util-linux-2.20.1/debian/rules
# ( cd util-linux-2.20.1 && dpkg-buildpackage )
# dpkg -i util-linux_2.20.1-2_*.deb
# ddate
<Ctrl-D>
These commands download, build and install util-linux_2.20.1-2, which is one minor version more "recent" than the current util-linux_2.20.1-1ubuntu3, so until the next version (which I trust will have this roadblocker bug fixed) you're safe from it wanting to upgrade everytime.
make install? COME ON! This is too reckless. What's the point in having a system with such a sophisticated package management if you try to opt out of it by scattering files around the filesystem? You should be ashamed.
This is a more responsible recipe (run as root):
$ sudo su - 1-1ubuntu3/ 2.20.1- 2/' util-linux- 2.20.1/ debian/ changelog ; sed -i 's/--enable-raw --enable-rdev --enable- partx/- -enable- ddate --enable-raw --enable-rdev --enable-partx/' util-linux- 2.20.1/ debian/ rules 2.20.1- 2_*.deb
# apt-get source util-linux
# sed -i 's/2.20.
# ( cd util-linux-2.20.1 && dpkg-buildpackage )
# dpkg -i util-linux_
# ddate
<Ctrl-D>
These commands download, build and install util-linux_ 2.20.1- 2, which is one minor version more "recent" than the current util-linux_ 2.20.1- 1ubuntu3, so until the next version (which I trust will have this roadblocker bug fixed) you're safe from it wanting to upgrade everytime.