Hello my fellow VUA's! I'm learning the ARM64 architecture right now on a Raspberry Pi 3B - just testing it out for fun at the moment, I was wondering how I can either

A) install the correct headers for the current kernel, or
B) change kernels & then get the headers installed.

I've got a 2.4GHz 300MBPS WiFi USB with an extended +8 DBi antenna I'd like to use for broadcasting a 2.4GHz wireless network, its an RTL8192EU so I have to compile the driver from the github.com/mange/rtl8192eu-linux-driver page & I use the little script Oblique made on GitHub, github.com/oblique/create_ap

I've already installed Devuan ARM64 via the TAR.GZ using the ArchLinux instructions, so that way I could make the BOOT drive much bigger, so it has enough room now for another kernel.

I can't compile the driver for the WiFi USB unless I actually have the right headers for the kernel I'm using, I do not see any headers for my current kernel in APT so I figure I have to somehow make it use a different kernel, I'm new to this u-boot thing & new to ARM devices(except android phones/tablets), how can I do this?  What is my best route to do what I'd like to do? Why isn't there a headers package in APT for the current kernel?

Hello hello Devuan community! I was very excited to see Devuan 2.0 in the distrowatch list today!

So I've got Devuan 2.0 up & running & it runs great as always, but I've run into a few issues unfortunately.
pm-utils is the program that manages power settings like hibernate/standby right? I think it may not be packaged right or something may be wrong with the package, as my xfce4-power-manager's hibernate+standby settings are currently missing & part of the xfce4-power-manager is greyed out, usually after installing pm-utils the standby+hibernate options will become available in xfce4-power-manager, but its not doing that for some odd reason.

and when I boot up the computer, once its logged into the desktop, I get a funny error message about a PID. I think it may be the polkit or something of that sort, but I could be wrong. I'm using LXDE.

It would appear the pid number is different every time I boot it up, upon this boot it says "No session for pid 2499"

another reason I suspect the polkit, is the lxsession-logout menu doesn't seem to work either, I'm unable to select shutdown or reboot from the menu.

GDBUS.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.InteractiveAuthorizationRequired: Interactive authentication required.
^ this is the error I get upon trying to select shutdown or reboot from lxsession-logout.

There's always a chance I'm doing something wrong, but I really think there's something up with pm-utils. Maybe its the /etc/group not configured right? I'm not really sure what it could be to be honest. Anyone have any ideas what I can try? Thank you for your time.

edit: hmmmm...... installing libpolkit-backend-1-0-elogind & replacing libpolkit-backend-1-0-consolekit seems to have solved the lxsession-logout issue as well as what I thought was pm-utils issue, but I'm still getting this "PID 2xxx" error upon logging into LXDE.