"Michael R. Jinks" wrote:
>
> I think you have to do a 'make dep' first.
>
> Something that I think I've done before: after the dep, cd to the dir.
> where the module's code lives and just type 'make' there. Should make a
> module. Then copy to the appropriate place in your /lib/modules/`uname
> -r`/ directory.
Thanks! This was the tip I was looking for...
Umm, about that 'make dep', what does it actually do?
Somewhere I read I should always do 'make dep' after modifying modules.conf
and from that I thought that it would check if I have the modules listed there
loaded, but no. I had to reboot my machine to get the modules in modules.conf
to be loaded (or use insmod).
Peter
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