Dear Kannan,
Thanks Kannan, for the information. However, please find the response to your
questions below.
> Why? You can just insmod them directly.
> Err! Why are you rebooting? The point of making them as modules is
> that you can load (insmod or modprobe) or unload (rmmod) them at
> run-tim
Hi,
--- On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 7:36 PM, Srinivas
G. wrote:
| 6) I have copied all the modules into the following path.
| /lib/modules/2.6.28/kernel/drivers/scsi
\--
Why? You can just insmod them directly.
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| 7) Then reboot the system
\--
Err! Why are you rebooting? The poin
Dear All,
I have added some printk statements in scsi.c and hosts.c files to debug
USB Mass Storage Device. The SCSI module files exists in the following
directory.
/usr/src/kernels/linux-2.6.28/drivers/scsi
I am working in 2.6.28 version of the kernel in the CENTOS 5.2. I have
followed the foll
