Bryan Mayland wrote:
Some systems actually put conflicting modules in a
/lib/modules/xxx/v4l or v4l2 directory, which we don't check for
during `make install`. My Makefile-fu stinks beyond simple rules, or
else I'd fix that. Just something to be aware of.
Well, whatever the problem was, I removed and re-installed my Mandrake
2.6 kernel and kernel source, and re-built the modules.
Installed them, removed the IVTV subfolder in my modules directory (the
2.0 modules included with the kernel) and ran depmod, followed by a
"modprobe ivtv" and all is well, even under kernel 2.6.
Thanks for the assistance.
Brian K
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