Problems with make-dpkg on Ubuntu

[Kaizoku]

First I apologize for my bad english

Second, I got a problem in the installation of a module I do myself with debian tools ( make-kpkg)

and when I try to install it it says that he depends of kernel-image
but I don't have install kernel-image, I install linux-image from ubuntu.
I find nothing about the kernel's name in make-dpkg
I try to use -force-all on the .deb file but it does nothing (my .deb is broken)


How can I reslove it? I find nothing about changing depends in .deb
I thought to build an ampty .deb that depends on linux-image-{version} and create a kernel-image-{version}
I don't want to rebuild my kernel.
How can I do?

[az]

"and when I try to install it it says that he depends of kernel-image"

What package do you mean? the kernel-package package does not depend on kernel-image. It does not even depend on a linux-image. It is in Main. Are you using sources other than Ubuntu repositories?


"but I don't have install kernel-image, I install linux-image from ubuntu.
I find nothing about the kernel's name in make-dpkg"

uname -a
the packages in Ubuntu are named linux-image-2.6.8.1-4-284 and linux-source-2.6. Kernel-image-2.6.8-2 are Debian packages. Do not use them.

"I try to use -force-all on the .deb file but it does nothing (my .deb is broken)"
Do not ever do that. There is never a good reason to do this. Remove the offending package.

[Kaizoku]

Still sorry for bad english
I try to install fuse-source, it is the source for a module
so to install it in a debian way, I used make-kpkg method, as said here http://www.advogato.org/person/robertc/diary.html?start=30
but the problem is that make-kpkg create a depends on kernel-image not linux-image

How to create module in Ubuntu? The ubuntu wiki explain for kernel-image not linux-image.

[Kaizoku]

I found the solution, all I have to do is edit the file in debian directory and replace kernel-image by linux-image