Where can I find a kernel header package to match the official Debian image (from https://www.olimex.com/wiki/A10-OLinuXino-LIME#Linux)? The image uses kernel 3.4.90+, but the package repo only has headers for kernel 2.6 and for 3.2.
I am trying to install a device driver which is looking specifically for the headers for 3.4.90+, the linux-headers-3.2.0-4-all package doesn't do it.
I think the wiki, wordpress and/or github explain how to compile that kernel so will also have the headers.
John
The howto linked at the top of this forum helps you:
http://olimex.wordpress.com/2013/12/13/building-debian-linux-image-for-a10-olinuxino-lime-with-kernel-3-4-67/
If you just check out the current source code from git you will have the 3.4.90+ kernel to build.
That version does not require the two patches described in the howto.
I am currently building the kernel using those instructions; thank you!
Will I be able to simply "make install" (or "make modules_install", or whatever is appropriate) into my running system, or need I build a whole new SD image?
The driver I am trying to install is looking for for /lib/modules/3.4.90+/build/; I think (hope) that's all I need installed.
If you follow all the instructions of the howto you will have a complete new image to put on your SD card, equivalent to the Olimex image but updated.
Once you have that you can always do a make menuconfig, make modules etc. to add new drivers as you need.
I don't know if it is "safe" to just compile modules and copy them to the older image or even if Linux will let the module run. I don't recommend it as I guess interfaces can change and you might get unexpected side effects.