File: plex86-kernel-src.templates

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Template: plex86-kernel-src/module
Type: boolean
Default: true
Description:  Do you want the Plex86 module to be compiled and installed automatically?
 In order to use Plex86 you need to compile and install the provided linux
 module.
 .
 If you want, this template will compile the Plex86 module automatically.
 You might prefer to build it manually. At a glance:
 .
 cd /usr/src; tar -xzf plex86.tar.gz; cd modules/plex86; fakeroot debian/rules kdist KSRC=... KVERS=...
 .
 Its compilation does usually take a few minutes, this time can be dramatically
 increased on slow machines. You might want to build plex86-kernel in a faster
 machine to later install it on your target box.

Template: plex86-kernel-src/kernel
Type: string
Default: /usr/src/linux/
Description: What is the location of your kernel headers?
 You have choosen to compile the Plex86 module automatically. Now you have to
 specify the location of your kernel sources to use for compilation.
 .
 When kernel headers are provided by a kernel-headers-* package, they reside in
 /usr/src/kernel-headers-*. When provided by a kernel-source-* package, you can
 find them along with the sources in /usr/src/linux.

Template: plex86-kernel-src/wrong_kernel
Type: boolean
Default: false
Description: Do you want to retype the kernel headers directory?
 The directory you have provided is not a valid kernel headers location.

Template: plex86-kernel-src/module_location
Type: note
Description: What to do after module compilation.
 Plex86 module package will be built in /usr/src/. You will have to
 install it in order to use Plex86. You can do that with 'dpkg -i <package>'.
 .
 Also, unless you want to update the kernel, you probably won't need the
 plex86-kernel sources anymore, you can uninstall them with
 'dpkg -P plex86-kernel-src'.

Template: plex86-kernel-src/verbose
Type: boolean
Default: false
Description: Do you want a complete output of the module compilation?
 The Plex86 module will now be compiled. If you want, you may watch a complete
 verbose output of the module building process.

Template: plex86-kernel-src/erase
Type: boolean
Default: false
Description: Do you want to erase the plex86-kernel packages?
 There are binary plex86-kernel packages left in /usr/src that were generated
 on module compilation. Once you have manually installed them you don't need
 those packages anymore.