This is working now thanks to Roelof Dijkstra's instructions below. Thank you Roelof!
Hi
Colin,
What i
did , was that i added qozap, to the Makefile of zaptel.
I just
copied the files of the qozap directory there, and added the line in the
Makefile.
After
that , i could load the qozap.ko from that directory.
I
think it has something to do with the modpost , how it generates the
modules.
Hope
it helps.
Regards,
Roelof Dijkstra
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I the
Makefile i added:
Under
MODULES:=zaptel tor2 torisa etc. etc, add qozap
And
under
wcfxo.o: zaptel.h
add
qozap.c: zaptel.h
And
now just type 'make', and it should create a (hopefully working)
qozap.ko
Regards,
Roelof
On 4/10/06, Colin MacMillan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
On 4/10/06, Dave Cotton <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
This has all the hallmarks of the kernel source and actual running
kernel not being the same.
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Dave Cotton < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>Hello Dave, This is a fresh install of Suse Linux 10 from the CD so I can't see how the source and running kernel differ. One thing I did notice was that I am running the kernel for multi-processor support, not the default kernel.
kernel-smp - Kernel with multiprocessor support - 2.6.13-15
kernel-smp-nongpl - Non-GPL kernel modules - 2.6.13-15
kernel-source - The Linux kernel sources - 2.6.13.15
Thoughts appreciated.Colin
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