When I compile my Fedora kernel and install the .rpms, the dates of the installed kernel modules, for example, are the same date as the kernel source files, not the date when I compiled or installed the kernel modules. That doesn’t seem normal and not easy to keep track of things. Is this some fedpkg setting screwing up?
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Thanks. Can this be turned off during compilation?
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