kernel-power-headers needed for end user?
 

i've just installed power kernel v46 with bleeding edge drivers and i've got 19mb of space taken up in rootfs with kernel-power-headers in /usr/src..

as i don't plan on compiling anything directly on my device, is it safe to delete these?

Re: kernel-power-headers needed for end user?
 

yes you can remove it. Its only for development/compiling purpose....

Re: kernel-power-headers needed for end user?
 

Will it be problem if removing kernel-power-headers is included in how to free up rootfs wiki?

People (like me) install those things without knowing and have to panic looking at the space left in rootfs :)

Re: kernel-power-headers needed for end user?
 

I don't have anything in /usr/src, so I assume most users won't.