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The usual way to compile a driver of a modem is to apply the modem<snip>
source code to the /usr/src/linux kernel tree as a patch, using a method like this:
cd /usr/src patch -p0 < modem_code_patch.diff
im just asking for clarification, wont this step require the patch to be specific to a specific kernel-source of a specific distro (or something similar)? im asking since the kernels of most distros are already loaded with numerous patches.
ciao!
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