On 5/27/2000 9:22, Mike Dowling at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I am running Storm Linux on a HP Pavillion PC. During the
> installation,autoprobe detected the network card and selected the rtl8139
> module. The rtl8139 module did not work, so I checked HP's linux support
> site. They have a module called hp1207.c with instructions for compiling it
> on Redhat Linux. The instructions don't work for Storm Unix. The compiler
> complains as follows:
> 

<snip>

It will compile in storm. It appears you're missing some header files to
complete the compile. the module is looking for specific header files in the
usual place and isn't finding them.

To get around this, first make sure you have all the proper linux source and
header files installed, then just copy all the header files from your Linux
source directory into /usr/include/linux as follows:

cp /usr/src/linux/include/linux/*.* /usr/include/linux

Then try compiling again. You may still get errors about include files, it
just means you'll have to hunt for them (locate headerfilename.h) and copy
them to /usr/include/linux accordingly.

> Any suggestions? I have tried commenting out the references in the .h files
> and have successfully compiled the module, however, it still does not run. I
> have included the source and instructions if anyone wants to try it.
> 

NEVER EVER comment out refs to the header files. those are required by the
source program or they wouldn't be there.


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