Try to copy c7000.o somewhere under /lib/modules/2.4.7.SuSE-SMP/blah-blah
then, run
depmod -a
then,
insmod c7000 .....
If it doesn't work, you must recompile kernel and modules.
WBR, Sergey
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OK, I got the linux source tree from SuSE. I was able to apply the UTSG
Cisco CLAW patch successfully. I then did the following:
make oldconfig
There was a comment from UTS to reply "M" to the new configuration. I
never saw this.
make dep
Ran for a little while but seemed to work OK
make modules
Ran for a while with a lot of output but appeared to work OK
make modules_install
Ran OK. Created a new directory in /lib/modules/ called 2.4.7.SMP. The old
directory is called 2.4.7.SuSE-SMP.
Anyway, I get the following from the insmod command:
ibm9672:/lib/modules # insmod c7000 base=0x5100 lhost0="PEPC"
uhost0="PEPCOCEC" noauto=1
insmod: c7000: no module by that name found
It appears to be only searching the 2.4.7.SuSE-SMP and not the new
2.4.7.SMP. I am sure this is something simple, I will appreciate any
suggestions. Thanks.
Peter
