Hi every body
I've generated a patch for a kernel driver.
It seems to work properly but now I want to integrate it in the ptxdist tree
to be reusable by all my project users.
I try to create a linux-2.6.33 (my kernel version) on the patch directory
but at extract time (target: kernel.
On 10/07/2010 01:38 PM, Tim Sander wrote:
Hi
I just switched to ptxdist-2010-08-0 yesterday and i found that all the
modules created with the template (even with 2010-08-0) are not included
in the kernel anymore?
Steps to reproduce:
ptxdist newpackage src-linux-driver
ptxdist
Hi Nicolas
So how can I integrate my patch to the ptxdist tree?
Just do
cd home/../.../patches/linux 2.6.33
ls |sed -e /^series$/d series
This creates a series file in your patch directory.
Regards
Tim
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Hi Marc
Can you test if this patch helps? 76e73ab090656d83463af7000f32628b43292d6b
This patch helps. But somehow i have an error that expat uses bz2 instead of
the correct gz? At least i cant download the tar.bz2 package from here?
diff --git a/rules/expat.make b/rules/expat.make
index
On 10/08/2010 10:47 AM, Tim Sander wrote:
Hi Marc
Can you test if this patch helps? 76e73ab090656d83463af7000f32628b43292d6b
This patch helps. But somehow i have an error that expat uses bz2 instead of
the correct gz? At least i cant download the tar.bz2 package from here?
The expat tar.gz
On 10/08/2010 10:56 AM, Marc Kleine-Budde wrote:
On 10/08/2010 10:47 AM, Tim Sander wrote:
Hi Marc
Can you test if this patch helps? 76e73ab090656d83463af7000f32628b43292d6b
This patch helps. But somehow i have an error that expat uses bz2 instead of
the correct gz? At least i cant download
