On September 6, 2016 6:50:34 PM EDT, "Daniel." wrote:
>Ronald
>
>If you have a module developed against 3.10 you may have trouble
>compiling it against 4.x. You should port the module to 4.x kernel,
>not kernel to module. If you patch the kernel to compile that module
Ronald
If you have a module developed against 3.10 you may have trouble
compiling it against 4.x. You should port the module to 4.x kernel,
not kernel to module. If you patch the kernel to compile that module
other modules may break. I suggest that you download the kernel and
module to some
I seem to have been able to solve my own problem by doing a bit more
poking around:
It looks like the makefile I'm looking for is found in
${STAGING_KERNEL_DIR}, which appears in the Makefile as
$(KERNEL_PATH).
At least once I replaced the setting that was hard coded to
I'm trying to integrate a 3rd party kernel module for some hardware
that we are using as part of our project. Following the directions
that work on the native Linux installation for building it doesn't
quite work for a number of reasons, so I'm now modifying the generated
Makefile.
However, it