2007/7/6, Mark Haney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Javi Moreno wrote: > # make && make modules_install > # cp arch/'YOUR ARCH'/boot/bzImage /boot/'YOUR KERNEL' > # reboot (not needed depending on what you had on your previous kernel) > > # modprobe tifm_sd > # update-modules > > The device will be named /dev/mmcblk0, /dev/mmcblk0p1 for firt partition > and > so on. > > Now mount, you'll need vfat fs support. > Yep that did it. The problem I had was that I was compiling mmc_core and mmc_blk(?) as modules and they wouldn't load that way. Once I built them into the kernel and left tifm_sd, etc. as modules they all played nice and now I can use my SD card.
you can also build them as modules, and then add them as 2 lines in /etc/modules.autoload/kernel-2.6 file and they will be loaded at the top of start of local and imedeately after the start of boot services.... this is a way of loading modules that udev will not load by default and that you still want to load at boot.... Thanks for the help.
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