Success! I was able to compile it and generate the kernel module. Now, I
just need to test it and see if it works.
On 13 June 2014 00:46, Carlos Ferreira wrote:
> Ok, thanks for the assistance. I will try that!
> Just to explain what are my actions here, I'm trying to compile the netmap
> kerne
Ok, thanks for the assistance. I will try that!
Just to explain what are my actions here, I'm trying to compile the netmap
kernel mod for openwrt.
http://info.iet.unipi.it/~luigi/netmap/
I don't know if anyone already tried to do this. I Googled it and found
nothing.
On 13 June 2014 00:37, Flor
btw, just to be more accurate, its not a flag, its a kconfig symbol :)
Sorry for the mistake.
On 13 June 2014 00:22, Carlos Ferreira wrote:
> Hello all!
> Can anyone tell me how can activate the CONFIG_RPS flag for the target x86
> generic?
> I have tried to add a CONFIG_RPS=y to the config-3.3
2014-06-12 16:22 GMT-07:00 Carlos Ferreira :
> Hello all!
> Can anyone tell me how can activate the CONFIG_RPS flag for the target x86
> generic?
> I have tried to add a CONFIG_RPS=y to the config-3.3 file in the
> target/linux/x86/generic dir and recompile, but i got no luck. In the
> kernel_menuc
Hello all!
Can anyone tell me how can activate the CONFIG_RPS flag for the target x86
generic?
I have tried to add a CONFIG_RPS=y to the config-3.3 file in the
target/linux/x86/generic dir and recompile, but i got no luck. In the
kernel_menuconfig, RPS is still disabled.
I need this active because