Did you possibly choose it as built-in, rather than as a module?
What do you get if you try:
grep BAYCOM /usr/src/linux/.config
If you want to have baycom as a module, there should be a line like:
CONFIG_BAYCOM=m
You could add this, make dep and make modules again. With Debian,
make-kpkg is a good way to install (it outputs a .deb package with the
kernel and modules). It's in the kernel-package package (see the readme
for more details).
Bob
On Mon, Jun 07, 1999 at 10:08:07AM -0400, Pat Masterson wrote:
> I have a debian 2.0 system, and just recently made a 2.0.36 kernel. I
> added in all the ax25 stuff. I requested "baycom". Also did a "make
> modules" and "make modules_install" and then added the ax25-utils
> package.
> But, there is no "baycom" or "hdlcdrv" in lib/modules. But the source does
> appear in net/drivers.
> What did I miss? How can I correct it? Thanks. -pat
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