compiling one kernel tree + module from another tree

Hi i am cross compiling modules for kernel 3.6.9 for an arm embedded board (comes with kernel but no modules). however, i need a driver for 8188eu, which does not come with this kernel. i downloaded a new kernel tree with 8188eu driver. it is not 3.6.9 so it will not insmod if i compile

Re: compiling one kernel tree + module from another tree

the module in a separate directory 3. Create a proper Makefile in that directory 4. Go there, and run make -C /path/to/linux/tree M=`pwd` Or, alternatively, just use the newer kernel in general, if it is at all possible. On 03/17/2014 11:20 AM, Erez D wrote: Hi i am cross compiling modules

compiling the Kernel

This is probably a stupid question, but I'm a bit lost. I need SCSI-ATAPI support for my new ide CDRW. I read the CD-Writing-HOWTO, the Kernel-HOWTO, the SCSI-HOWTO and I think I know in **theory** what I have to do. I know the sources are in /usr/src/linux but I've never compiled a Kernel

Re: compiling the Kernel

"Shlomo Solomon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: This is probably a stupid question, but I'm a bit lost. I need SCSI-ATAPI support for my new ide CDRW. I read the CD-Writing-HOWTO, the Kernel-HOWTO, the SCSI-HOWTO and I think I know in **theory** what I have to do. I know the sources are in

Re: [problems after compiling a kernel]

On 5 Jul 1999, chen shapira wrote: Oded Arbel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 2. I tried to use LILO to multi-boot into either HDD (the other one runs MS-DOS) and at first it was quite ok, but after two days or so it started malfunctioning, putting 'L 01 01 01 01 01 01 01...' on the

Re: problems compiling a kernel.

Arbel wrote: Hello I'm a newbie to linux, but i've been using the system for several months now, but I've never tried to recompile a kernel before. I've had some trouble with compiling my RH5.2 kernel (2.0.36) and I thought I'll try the new 2.2.3 kernel (it was apealing mainly due to it's OSS