Is there a change in structure betwn suse 10.0 and suse 10.1

[kered]

Hi all,

Heres a real simple question for yee, im new to linux so i just need someone to clarify this for me.

Im a student and for one of our classes we had to add a system call, using suse 10.0 this worked for me in the labs, but at home i installed suse 10.1 on vmware so i could practice this at home.

How ever in the labs i could access the /usr/include/asm to change one of the required files, but at home i could not access that directory, let alone find the unistd.h file, nor could i locate the other files required.

im just wondering if there was a structure change fromt the previous version.

and if so where can i locate the files now and is there any good info out there
that explains the changes made?

Or is it a problem with suse 10.1 being installed Via VMware


Thanks
deko

[techieMoe]

How ever in the labs i could access the /usr/include/asm to change one of the required files, but at home i could not access that directory, let alone find the unistd.h file, nor could i locate the other files required.

This more than likely just means you didn't install one of the packages you need, such as gcc. I'd try installing that through YaST first and see if your libraries show up. They'll be in the same location.

[kered]

Cheers for the reply,

Will try out that out 2nite. Hopefully that will be the problem!

Cheers