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On Tue, 2013-02-19 at 22:34 -0500, Trevor Woerner wrote:
> Following up on a hunch, after reading Pierre Ficheux's email from
> earlier today, I realized that by default I always switch my build's
> PACKAGE_CLASSES to ipk simply because this packaging takes the least
> amount of build time. Sure enough, when working on lab3 I had switched
> to ipk and it didn't work. Switching PACKAGE_CLASSES to rpm and doing
> nothing else but rebuilding, everything worked. I tried twice more
> switching between ipk and rpm and anytime ipk is used the module is
> not automatically installed, but with rpm it is.

Interesting - I wouldn't have thought of looking at that as a source of
the problem.  I'll try it out myself and file a bug if it turns out to
be the problem.  Thanks for that info!

Tom