Quoting "David Burgess" <[email protected]>:
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 10:28 PM, ttargownik <[email protected]> wrote:I have tried re-building a custom kernel within the CHROOT environment, and I have tried building the module from source against the appropriate kernel headers, to no avail.As long as you're building kernels, why not build in your driver in statically, then you don't have to mess with modules and the initrd? db
Good point db, but it seems something is going awry in the compilation anyhow. You are sure that you got the .config file correct Tomas? In the config for your newly built kernel there should be a line in the config something like:
CONFIG_R6040=m If you selected to build as a module, or: CONFIG_R6040=yif you selected to build it statically. Sorry if you knew this already Tomas and I'm repeating the obvious, I have no idea how much experience you have of building kernels.
So for the kernel I just compiled I run "grep CONFIG_R6040 /boot/config-2.6.38-beng" and get the result "CONFIG_R6040=m".
So, just before you compile, check the .config file in your kernel source directory, and see if that line is there.
Cheers, == From Ben Green
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