>It's a 'illegal instruction'.
That's consistent with not having the floating point emulator loaded, and so
is `lsmod' reporting no modules.
>The problem I have is that I do not know what to do with the file
>'fpem-2.2.5-<somewhat>.o.gz'. I unzipped it put it into
>/lib/modules/20.36/misc with name fpem-4.07.o and made a 'indmod
>fpem.4.07.o' with no success.
>Which is the right way to do it? I cannot find anything in the FAQs.
You need to get a version of the FPE that matches the version of the kernel
you are running, at least roughly. With a 2.0 kernel you can't use the 2.2.5
emulator; you must find a 2.0.x emulator and then you should be in business.
>> >NB: I have the PowerTec I scsi controller. How hard is it to write a
>> >driver for it?
>>
>> Not hard, so long as you know how the hardware works or can figure it out.
>I have the standard linux scsi-howto. Is this all I need to know?
I don't know what the SCSI HOWTO says, actually. Maybe someone more
knowledgeable than me can answer this.
p.
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