i have written a small module :
#define MODULE
#includelinux/module.h
int init_module(){printk(1hello world);return 0;}
void cleanup_module(void){printk1bye world);}
it got compiled without errors.when i'm trying to run
it by insmod:
insmod ./hello.o
i got the error message as:
./hello.o
is there any way to bypass the kernel version
dependencies?
Yes there is a way (modprobe --force your_module).
how do i update my kernel?
What linux distribution do you use? There is different ways to install
kernel sources...
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thanks .i'll try it.i have red hat linux installed .
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i've tried both the methods:
1.modprobe --force ./hello.o
2.-I in gcc (/usr/src/linux/include)
i'm getting kernel will get tainted warnings.
anyother better way?
In my /usr/src/ I have two folders one as LINUX and
also LINUX2.4.21-4.EL
how is it possible?
moreover, the LINUX folder has an arrow
n the latest update of the Intel's E7520 MCH,the very NOTFIX entry
caught my eye:
//
PCI Express Hot-Plug MSI interrupt issue
Problem:
During a link down state, the MCH will not send MSI interrupts to the
front side bus. In general
MSI messages need not be
