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From: jwc on 28 Oct 2005 11:05 Hi, Has anyone been able to build ndiswrapper on slack? Version 1.4 is the currently stable source. The makefile accesses the kernel source code through /lib/modules/<version>/build. Build instructions say to make the following soft link: ln -s /usr/src/linux-<kernel-version> /lib/modules/VERSION/build I did that but my build attempt stops immediately with the complaint that the kernel sources can't be found at /lib/modules/VERSION/build. Cheers, JWC Message posted via: ===================== www.linuxpackages.net/forum www.linuxpackages.net Expanding the world of Slackware =====================
From: Olive on 28 Oct 2005 11:19 jwc wrote: > Hi, > Has anyone been able to build ndiswrapper on slack? Version 1.4 is > the currently stable source. The makefile accesses the kernel source > code through /lib/modules/<version>/build. Build instructions > say to make the following soft link: > > ln -s /usr/src/linux-<kernel-version> > /lib/modules/VERSION/build > > I did that but my build attempt stops immediately with the complaint > that the kernel sources can't be found at > /lib/modules/VERSION/build. > Cheers, JWC > > Message posted via: > ===================== > www.linuxpackages.net/forum > www.linuxpackages.net > Expanding the world of Slackware > ===================== HAve you installed the kernel source (corresponding to your running kernel?). In this case the link should be already present. Check by ls -l if you have the link in /lib/modules/<version>/build and to what it points. Olive
From: greymaus on 29 Oct 2005 05:09 On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 17:19:51 +0200, Olive wrote: > jwc wrote: >> Hi, >> Has anyone been able to build ndiswrapper on slack? Version 1.4 is >> the currently stable source. The makefile accesses the kernel source >> code through /lib/modules/<version>/build. Build instructions >> say to make the following soft link: >> >> ln -s /usr/src/linux-<kernel-version> >> /lib/modules/VERSION/build >> >> I did that but my build attempt stops immediately with the complaint >> that the kernel sources can't be found at >> /lib/modules/VERSION/build. >> Cheers, JWC >> >> Message posted via: >> ===================== >> www.linuxpackages.net/forum >> www.linuxpackages.net >> Expanding the world of Slackware >> ===================== > > HAve you installed the kernel source (corresponding to your running > kernel?). In this case the link should be already present. Check by ls > -l if you have the link in /lib/modules/<version>/build and to what it > points. Happened to me when I upgraded to 10.2. (as you say, without updating the source too) -- greymaus
From: jwc on 31 Oct 2005 13:05 Eric, Your package was built against kernel 2.4.29 and I'm using a 2.6.xx kernel. How did you build your module? I can't get past the 'can't find sources' error message. I even hard coded the /usr/src/linux-xx address in the make file and it reports that it can't find the sources there! I don't get it. Cheers, JWC Message posted via: ===================== www.linuxpackages.net/forum www.linuxpackages.net Expanding the world of Slackware =====================
From: jwc on 31 Oct 2005 14:06 Whoa! I just went to a slackware source and downloaded and installed the -noarch kernel sources and the darned thing built ok. Alls' well that ends well--I guess. Cheers, JWC Message posted via: ===================== www.linuxpackages.net/forum www.linuxpackages.net Expanding the world of Slackware =====================
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