Kernel compilation produces a lot of warnings and it's ok, as long as it gives you a 'final product' in the form of .deb packages. Errors (as opposed to warnings) will stop the compilation and not produce a .deb package.
To remove packages installed via build dep, you can use this helpful tip: http://www.webupd8.org/2010/10/undo-apt-get-build-dep-remove-build.html
Kernel compilation produces a lot of warnings and it's ok, as long as it gives you a 'final product' in the form of .deb packages. Errors (as opposed to warnings) will stop the compilation and not produce a .deb package.
To remove packages installed via build dep, you can use this helpful tip: www.webupd8. org/2010/ 10/undo- apt-get- build-dep- remove- build.html
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