Corrado Zoccolo wrote:
> Hi guys,
> I'm compiling a custom kernel with microdia driver in-tree just now,
> and found that, if I disable the evdev support, I get the following
> errors:
[....]
> BTW, to compile it in-tree, I did the following:
> * cloned the 2.6.30 rc8 linus tree, and copied my kernel config into it
> * cloned the prepare-for-kernel branch, and put it under drivers/media/video
> * applied the attached patch, to integrate the new driver with Kconfig
> and Makefiles
> * run make menuconfig, and enabled the driver, to be compiled as a module
> * built the kernel
>
> Corrado
I did something similar, but with different 'effects',
when compiled as a module (via make menuconfig, etc.),
everything is ok. If I compile it into the Kernel
(first overlooking that dependecy on v4l being built in aswell)
it compiles, upon restart dmesg has all the right answers BUT
theres no /dev/video[0]....
Maybe I have the wrong module version, what exactly did you tell
git to get the 'prepare-for' version ?
-rasp
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