Sam Hanes wrote:
`insmod` is the POSIX command ...
insmod is a Linux-specific command, not POSIX. I don't believe POSIX
has anything to say about device drivers, in fact.
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rike_lin wrote:
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> I'm a new member for cygwin. As I known, the cygwin is a unix-like shell
> environment for the windows platform. It might not include the function
> 'insmod'. Is it correct? Or, is it possible to use 'insmod' inside cygwin
> and how to do
Dear All,
I'm a new member for cygwin. As I known, the cygwin is a unix-like shell
environment for the windows platform. It might not include the function
'insmod'. Is it correct? Or, is it possible to use 'insmod' inside cygwin
and how to do it?
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