Duncan Sands said:
On Friday 23 April 2004 10:18, Edward Chapman wrote:
I was using the user mode driver in 2.4, then I moved to 2.6 a couple of
months ago and also to the kernel driver. I personally have had no
problems with it, but I've been trying to help a couple of other people
who both hit this problem.
Try this patch (only for 2.6.5):
http://linux.bkbits.net:8080/linux-2.5/[EMAIL PROTECTED]|[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The last two hunks of this patch failed on my 2.6.5 source, ot sure if
Ishould have been using a newer source or not.
Anyway, I ended up going back to 2.4.24, but after all that 2.6.5 suddenly
started working for the person I was helping and still works at the tie of
writing, so all ended well anyway :)
I think I will try 2.4.25 or 24 and see if that improves things. Only
thing is I compiled modem_run using 2.6 headers, maybe I should start
again with 2.4 headers also.
It shouldn't make any difference.
Ciao,
Duncan.
yes, you're right, it didn't, all the programs worked fine on the 2.4
kernel. The only thing I had trouble with was I compiled my 2.4 kernel
while running 2.6, and when I booted it my modules had unresolved symbols.
Then I saw somewhere you need to compile a kernel while running the same
version, so I cross-compiled from another 2.4 machine and then it worked.
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