Modules and inserting into kernel

Modules and inserting into kernel

[VenkataKrishna]

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I installed ELDK kit and I compiled kernel uImage in linux. Now I want to
build and compile device driver your target under MPC8260. How can I do this
and inserting you module in Linux.

 

Thanks & Regards

Venkatakrishna Pari


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Re: Modules and inserting into kernel

[Laurent Pinchart]

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Hi,

On Monday 15 September 2008, VenkataKrishna wrote:
> 
> I installed ELDK kit and I compiled kernel uImage in linux. Now I want to
> build and compile device driver your target under MPC8260. How can I do this
> and inserting you module in Linux.

To compile the modules just run

make modules

in the kernel source tree. After copying the modules to the target, load them with insmod or modprobe (read the manpage for both commands).

Best regards,

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Re: Modules and inserting into kernel

[Marco Stornelli]

You can build the modules with "make modules" and install them with
"make modules_install". After that, you can load your module with
modprobe or insmod command.

Regards.

VenkataKrishna ha scritto:
>  
>
> I installed ELDK kit and I compiled kernel uImage in linux. Now I want to
> build and compile device driver your target under MPC8260. How can I do this
> and inserting you module in Linux.
>
>  
>
> Thanks & Regards
>
> Venkatakrishna Pari
>
>
>   
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