So many module packages depend on core-modules already that almost
every installer image includes it.
The only obvious exceptions are the sh4 installer builds, as there
was no core-modules package on sh4. For consistency, include the
default set of modules in its kernel-image package now.
- Could-be-modules that are actually built-in are automatically skipped
by kernel-wedge without error (since v2.84)
- Modules that are *optionally* included by other configuration files
don't need to be explicitly excluded for flavours that don't build them
- Modules that are included as dependencies cannot be excluded
As Bastian points out, empty files under debian are not preserved in
v1 source packages. Work around this by adding a comment to each.
svn path=/dists/sid/linux-2.6/; revision=18208
Use kernel-wedge in gencontrol.py and during the build process to
generate the udeb packages required by debian-installer.
Add the kernel-wedge configuration files from all the current
linux-kernel-di-$arch-2.6 packages.
svn path=/dists/trunk/linux-2.6/; revision=18121