nonoo
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Posted: Feb. 07 2008,08:12 |
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Hallo Lucky, my answer to your quetions:
[CODE]'ll look at this again tomorrow when my mind is fresh. In the meantime, did you
1- install gnu-utils?
2- source/headers?
3- check to make sure your paths are all set correctly?
4- check dependencies for your module (especially gcc versions and kernel compatibility)?
1. I have installed gnu-utils with MyDsl.
2. The source installed with MyDsl from MyDSL-Testing.
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Title: kernelsource-2.4.31.dsl
Description: Kernelsource for DSL 4.x
Version: 1
Author: Peter Misch - http://www.skripta.de/
Original-site: ftp://ftp.oss.cc.gatech.edu/pub/linux/distributions/damnsmall/current/kernel/
Copying-policy: Whatever license my program uses (GPL, BSD, MIT, etc)
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Extension by: pmisch - Peter Misch
Comments: This kernelsource is needed if you want to compile
kernelmodules for DSL 4.x - like wlan cards ....
It is heavily stripped down to minimize memory usage.
Change-log:
Current: 2007/12/08 - First Version
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3. I don't now what you mean, it is a HD-Installation in a extended Partition. Grub is installed in with Partition. DSL 4.2.5 starting with Chainloading.
4. cat /proc/version give the Info, gcc-2.95.dsl is used
I`m installed than with MyDsl Testing
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Title: gcc-2.95.dsl
Description: gcc-2.95 corresponding to kernel 2.4.26
Version: 2.95.4
Author: Various - see http://www.gnu.org/
Original-site: http://www.gnu.org/software
Copying-policy: GPL
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Extension by: juanito
Comments: gcc-2.95 is required to recompile the Linux
version 2.4.26 kernel sources. gcc1-with-libs
and gnu-utils are also required
Change-log: Second version - superfluous directory headers
removed
Current: 2006/12/15
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I have try to DSL 3.4.11 with the package from MyDSL System, but the same error ---> *** No rule to make target `modules'
The Readme from AVM for binary:
http://nopaste.info/a99a1b07ca.html
Nopaste, Line 195:
| Quote | 3 Installation Instructions for Integration in Other Linux Distributions
Thanks to the open concept of Linux, all current distribution can be used with the software. The binary-only modules contained in the drivers are kernel-independent. They do not execute any direct kernel calls. This means that they can be integrated into any Linux kernel. However, the manual installation must be adjusted individually for each distribution (kernel configuration, etc.) and according to the components installed (e.g. any additional PCMCIA modules required). All driver components required to integrate the software, including source code and these instructions are supplied in the "fritz" driver directory.
One of the possible methods for translating the sources for other distributions and kernel versions is described here:
After unzipping the driver archive enter the "make" command in the new "/fritz/src" directory.
This command executes the "makefile" located there.
The .ko file this produces must then be copied to the /lib/modules/`uname -r `/extra folder.
For the operating Linux kernel this takes place automatically when the "make install" command is executed.
Two components are bound together during the translation:
the source code for system integration included in the package
a binary, kernel-independent module in the "/fritz/lib" directory.
Please note that the kernel must be configured using the wireless extensions (version 18 or higher) (CONFIG_NET_WIRELESS=y).
For additional helpful instructions and links, see the FAQs under the "Service" area on the AVM web site at www.avm.de/en.
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Please Note from AVM:
Please note that the kernel must be configured using the wireless extensions (version 18 or higher) (CONFIG_NET_WIRELESS=y).
Wich wireless extensions used DSL 4.2.5 oder DSL 3.4.11?
Thank you, for your help.
nonoo
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