Hello,
@Ashish Thanks for the info. I was able to run the module after
removing the floating arithmetic. Do you think there is a work around
if I want to have some floating point calculations in my module.
Thanks and Regards,
Apurva Jaiswal
On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 12:03 PM, Ashish Daga wrote:
>
Yes Kernel does not allow for floating point calculations since the virtual
memory footprint is different as compared to the User space.
In addition, one needs to be careful as to the style of module writing in
case of Kernel space as compared to the user space. Infact keep in mind to
use more dyn
sorry it should read
"
The first two errors suggest you didn't declared that your module is
GPL compatible, i.e. missing the following line or similar in your
source code:
MODULE_LICENSE("GPL v2");
"
On Mar 5, 8:24 pm, rong wrote:
> The first two errors suggest you didn't declared that your mod
The first two errors suggest you didn't declared that your module is
GPL compatible, i.e. missing the following line or similar in your
source code.
The rest suggest you have used floating point calculations in your
module. Kernel doesn't do floating point calculations. Find yourself
some workarou
Hello,
The dmesg error is as follows
<4>[56941.357788] ec: Unknown symbol tcp_get_info (err 0)
<4>[56941.360656] ec: Unknown symbol debugfs_remove (err 0)
<4>[56941.362548] ec: Unknown symbol __aeabi_fdiv (err 0)
<4>[56941.364440] ec: Unknown symbol __aeabi_ui2f (err 0)
<4>[56941.366546] ec: Unkn
Okay, this is a easy one. But first of all, I found a lot of questions
posted on this group are actually fairly basic and not specifically
related to Android kernel, you may find better chance to get those
questions answered and more instantly on other Linux kernel
development forum.
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