Hey Saifi, I have done that, and I am sure my kernel-headers rpm is not installing the module.h
I have checked the directory '/usr/include/linux/' and I have executed and checked the ouput of 'rpm -ql kernel-headers | more '. I still can't find the header. And there is yet another problem, I fear it is a problem with Fedora 8, I am not able to locate a module.h on any fedora 8 linux-boxes. Can u check that out ?? Is there any other solution possible ??? thanks Satish --- In [email protected], Saifi Khan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Satish: > > The header files installed as part of the kernel source code > are *not* to be used ! > > The kernel-headers package/RPM is one that should have installed > the files. > > The standard location of module.h or linux kernel specific file > is /usr/include/linux/ > > Please note that there is no version number appended to string linux. > > While programming modules, you also do not need to specify the location > of the directory to 'gcc' compiler. > > Just run rpm -ql kernel-headers | more and see the output to verify > the location. > > > thanks > Saifi. >
