JackOfAll wrote: > Lintweaker, loose ends on your mytekusb2 driver.... Sent you a pull > request for a Makefile patch after forking your git. No worries if you > don't want to pull it, I'll carry it as a patch, but should be > transparent for your builds and users on other distros, while at the > same time allowing me to pass in the BUILD variables from the akmods > build. > > I pulled it, thanks.
JackOfAll wrote: > > Which BTW, if you have a F20 install either i386 or x86_64, install the > CS repo and rpmfusion repo packages as documented on the website repo > page and .... > > > Code: -------------------- > > > sudo yum install akmod-mytekusb2 > -------------------- > > > > I'm not going to provide the pre-compiled kernel version specific > binary modules, (otherwise I'll need to keep them up to date every > time Fedora push a new kernel build), just the akmod-mytekusb2 > package, which will result in the module being built for the currently > in-use kernel on initial install of the akmod-mytekusb2 package, and > for any new kernels that are installed in the future, via the > akmods.service. > > The akmod-mytekusb2 package (and the kmod-mytekusb2 packages it builds > and installs) has a dependency on mytekusb2-kmod-common which is > provided by the mytekusb2-firmware package, so that should be > pulled-in as a dep on install of the akmod-mytekusb2 package. > > The module loads, that's as far as I can go in terms of testing. If > you could test with F20 i386 or x86_64 pending the arrival of the F20 > ARM image. No problem if that is too much hassle. (NB. There is a > dmesg warning when loading the module, about the lack of a signature. > Think all the Fedora kernel modules are signed now, at least on i386 > and x86_64, not sure that is the case on arm kernel builds. Don't > believe it should cause an issue other than the warning.) > > If this all works out OK, and you are happy with it, I'll keep the > akmod packages up to date for i386 and x86_64 as well for arm. Maybe > if you know of any users who build the driver manually on Fedora, you > might want to point them towards using the CS repo. Just give me a > "ping" if you make any significant git updates and want me to pull > from git and "push" a new build. Great, I'll give it a try! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ lintweaker's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=47485 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=99395 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
