On 10/10/07, Crane, Matthew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > Sounds like your module didn't actually get inserted. Can you verify it > is present with an lsmod? If it failed to insert, then check your klog. >
Yes it is up. It's very strange because it's up but seems not to be running, a simple "hello world" module using printk also don't work, it gets up but apparently not run (damn my naivety to think that this will work :p). The scull module is suppose to create an proc dir entry called scullmem, but it's not created. # lsmod Module Size Used by scull 10708 0 (unused) # An also: # cat /proc/ksyms | grep scull 30dd8000 __insmod_scull_O/lib/modules/2.4.34.5-uc0/kernel/drivers/char/scull/scull.o_M00000000_V-1 [scull] 30dd8060 __insmod_scull_S.text_L9656 [scull] 30dda618 __insmod_scull_S.rodata_L38 [scull] 30dda640 __insmod_scull_S.data_L512 [scull] # You can build the module into the kernel statically to verify that it works > with the device node. > It's a possibility. But to do it I just have to chance de obj-m to obj-y on the Makefiles ? I think I must undefine de MODULE directive also, right ? Any other hint of how to make it statically ? Matt > > Thanks Matthew. Regards, Josue.
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