On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 10:02 PM, Andy Walls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, 2008-10-08 at 20:18 -0400, Richard Ayotte wrote: > > It looks like the driver that you built is not for the kernel that you > > are running. > > 1. Boot with the kernel that you will be using > > 2. As root run modprobe -d cx18 > > On Fedora, 'modprobe -r cx18' removes the module. I guess Mandriva uses > something slightly different? > > > 3. Download a fresh copy of the driver at > > You have an old version of v4l2-common.ko lying around. Obviously > something went wrong with the build & install of the latest v4l-dvb > repository. > Yes the modprobe -d cx18 was there to assure that no other cx18 module was loaded but I can see now that make unload will do that for all dependant modules and is a more robust. I also noticed that make install does a depmod -a [kernel] no that can be dropped and Step 2 can safely be dropped with a change to step 5: 5. From the directory that you extracted the driver run make and then as root run make unload; make install; -- Rich
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