> And the program you're trying to compile is?....
It's only a 'radius' usage report program. I'm just trying it out to see
how
it works. Unfortunately we don't yet have Soloaris, but we do have
Linux.
Doh - what turned out to be simple, suddenly looks a bit more difficult.
Thanks for the info though. Now i'm wondering why a usage program needs
device drivers. strange.
I guess I could rewrite it in perl :)
Adrian.
>
> /usr/include/sys/ddi.h on Solaris is a header file used when building
> device drivers - it's the Device Driver Interface include file. Given
> that the kernels on Linux and Solaris are "different", then I wouldn't
> expect a device driver for a Solaris system to compile out of the box
> on a Linux system.
>
> To port it, you'll need to do some serious work and probably have
> knowledge of some parts (at least) of how the kernel works.
>
> Regards
> Peter
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