I think this is a bug in Karmic 'find' (it works correctly in Jaunty). One of the last steps after the kernel has collated the headers is this:
cd /home/rtg/kern/karmic/kern-64/ubuntu-karmic/debian/tmp-headers/install/include/ && find . -name '.' -o -name '.*' -prune -o -print | cpio -pvd --preserve-modification-time /home/rtg/kern/karmic/kern-64/ubuntu-karmic/debian/linux-libc-dev/usr/include/
If I run just the 'find' part by hand, i.e., 'cd /home/rtg/kern/karmic/kern-64/ubuntu-karmic/debian/tmp-headers/install/include/ && find . -name '.' -o -name '.*' -prune -o -print', it does not show any files in the include/asm directory.
See attached log file.
I think this is a bug in Karmic 'find' (it works correctly in Jaunty). One of the last steps after the kernel has collated the headers is this:
cd /home/rtg/ kern/karmic/ kern-64/ ubuntu- karmic/ debian/ tmp-headers/ install/ include/ && find . -name '.' -o -name '.*' -prune -o -print | cpio -pvd --preserve- modification- time /home/rtg/ kern/karmic/ kern-64/ ubuntu- karmic/ debian/ linux-libc- dev/usr/ include/
If I run just the 'find' part by hand, i.e., 'cd /home/rtg/ kern/karmic/ kern-64/ ubuntu- karmic/ debian/ tmp-headers/ install/ include/ && find . -name '.' -o -name '.*' -prune -o -print', it does not show any files in the include/asm directory.
See attached log file.