I followed the steps in the forum ( http://www.schaeuffelhut.de/wordpress/?p=237&cpage=1#comment-384) to get the linux kernel source and and cross compile my module. The kernel version of the google nexus one is exactly the same as in the forum. I initially tested with my test module hello-1.ko which got installed on the android device successfully. But when I am installing my module ec.ko on the android device using insmod, I get the following error.
apurva@apurva-Inspiron-1464:~/RA/MultFlowSync_Ahmad/thesiscode_final/android_ec/ec$ adb shell $ cd sdcard/data/ec $ ls ec.ko $ su # insmod ec.ko insmod: init_module 'ec.ko' failed (No such file or directory) # It is clear that the file ec.ko is present. But I am not sure why it is not picking the file. I did the same thing for hello-1.ko and it gets insmod pretty fine. There is no permission issue, and ec.ko gets the same permission as was obtained by hello-1.ko. Now this bring me to the question, Are there certain limitations of a kernel module in an android device because this module gets insmod in Ubuntu. Next action for me is to go for a hit and trial method and check what lines in ec.c is causing the problem. Meanwhile if you some suggestion, please let me know. -- unsubscribe: android-kernel+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-kernel
