adding kernel headers to sysroot

[Koen Martens <gmc@sonologic.nl>]

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Hi all,

I was asking this question on the irc channel earlier today, and bluelightning
suggested I pose this question to this mailing list (with certain key people
in cc).

I have added a kernel header file to the linux kernel for my project, that
exposes a public API for new kernel functionality I have implemented. This
header file is needed to compile certain user-space programs. I have been
trying to get this include file in the sysroot used to compile the user-
space programs (as well as in the SDK i build for the project).

However, I haven't managed to find out how to accomplish this. I tried
creating a custom tarball from my own branch of the linux kernel, and use
that in libc-kernel-headers, but alas that was not the trick.

Can anyone point me in the right direction of how to accomplish this??

Thanks in advance,

Koen Martens

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