On Mon, 30 Apr 2001, Nemosoft Unv. wrote:
>
> Well, in the past I have received similar ´packages´ to compile the module
> outside the kernel. And they all suffered from the same problem: the
> presented Makefiles were specific for their system. The options passed to
> gcc vary from system to system, depending on your processor & options you
> selected for your kernel; plus you need a little -I trickery. So this is a
> very dangerous thing to do, and I have rejected every offer so far.
>
Well, I think my makefile is really generic... Just tried in
at least three different machines and distributions, but anyway, is your
option
> So my advice: patch your kernel sources like a real man :)
I'm already a real man ! :P Just doesn't like to patch kernel for only
making tests, not a permanent work... Is too hard mantaining several
kernel patches at the same time
Anyway... I get my makefile to compile ( just adding several minor changes
in Makefile and #include <linux/version.h> in source code ). A problem still
remains: when insmoding gives me an stupid message as "unresolved references:
printk ". Expecting to solve it this week
Regards
Juan Antonio \|||/
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