When proceeding with starting virtualbox , I get this error: WARNING: The character device /dev/vboxdrv does not exist. ... headers, most likely linux-headers- ...
==> Unable to install module openrazer-driver/3.0.1 for kernel 5.10.30-1-MANJARO: Missing kernel headers. ==> Unable to install module openrazer-driver/3.0.1 for kernel 5.11.14-1-MANJARO: Missing kernel headers. ==> Unable to install module openrazer-driver/3.0.1 for kernel 4.14.230-1-MANJARO: Missing kernel modules tree. how can i solve this?
I think I correctly followed the various directions I've seen about how to get up-and-running, but I can't find the raspberrypi-kernel-headers package mentioned in a couple places, so when I install the wireguard package the module can't be built (I think) and is thus unavailable to the kernel when I try to bring up that interface.
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==> Unable to install module openrazer-driver/3.0.1 for kernel 5.10.30-1-MANJARO: Missing kernel headers. ==> Unable to install module openrazer-driver/3.0.1 for ...
May 28, 2020 · There's no good way to get a headers package without throwing the current kernel package out and doing it the right way from the start. That is a WIP, but won't ship in the near future. StuartIanNaylor commented on May 29, 2020 • edited
That means you updated the kernel headers without updating the actual kernel. If you're using IgnorePkg to push off kernel updates until you reboot, you should also have the headers package be ignored. Also, you can consider using the broadcom-wl package instead of broadcom-wl-dkms.
When installing nvida-dkms package to handle driver installation for me, I got this error: `Unable to install module nvidia/470.74 for kernel 5.14.12-xanmod1-1: Missing kernel modules tree.` Package with kernel: `linux-xanmod-headers` downloaded from aur and compiled locally. How to fix that? On endeavourOS where I came from, it worked flawlessly
In Ubuntu, you run command as root by prefixing commands with sudo. The package manager used by Ubuntu is apt. To install VirtualBox, run: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose This will take care of dependencies like the kernel headers which is included in the package linux-headers-generic.
That means you updated the kernel headers without updating the actual kernel. If you're using IgnorePkg to push off kernel updates until you reboot, you should also have the headers package be ignored. Also, you can consider using the broadcom-wl package instead of broadcom-wl-dkms.
23.08.2019 · The most likely reason for this is that the kernel source files in '/lib/modules/3.11.0-18-generic/build' have not been configured. ERROR: Installation has failed. Please see the file '/var/log/nvidia-installer.log' for details.
09.09.2013 · Re: Missing Kernel Headers? @601210, you should install the pkgfile package. This will enable you to simply do pkgfile uaccess.h to find which package(s) that file might belong to.
May 06, 2009 · Re: Missing Kernel Headers? @601210, you should install the pkgfile package. This will enable you to simply do pkgfile uaccess.h to find which package(s) that file might belong to.
To install VirtualBox, run: sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose. This will take care of dependencies like the kernel headers which is included in the package linux-headers-generic. If you've a PAE kernel, you need to install the headers first (in your case linux-headers-2.6.38-8-generic-pae ), which can be done with: sudo apt-get install linux ...
28.05.2020 · But it is correct that your kernel is outdated (current is 5.10.x), and furthermore you don't have the headers package installed, hence the missing headers. Do the following to upgrade it and install headers: apt update apt install raspberrypi-kernel raspberrypi-kernel-headers raspberrypi-bootloader.
13.11.2020 · For a DKMS package to install all installed kernels need there headers installed. I ask myself why 4.14 is still installed, perhaps removing this kinda old kernel is a better idea redbrain144 13 November 2020 17:07