proprietary kernel modules w/ kernel-package?
- From: "Kit Peters" <popefelix@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 15:10:57 -0400
For my job, I have to install 3M's proprietary touchscreen drivers
(distributed as an SRPM) for MicroTouch USB touchscreens. I am well aware
that these screens are supported natively in the kernel; however, my
experience with the in-kernel support (as of 2.6.12.3) for these
touchscreens has been that the screens rapidly go out of calibration. Thus
3M's proprietary driver, which works tolerably well, and includes a
calibration utility.
Previously, I had the 3M driver working under 2.6.12.3 and Slackware. The
machines for this project, however, are now all to run on Debian, and we
would like to "Debianize" things as much as possible. This means that I
wish to wrap the 3M driver in a .deb. What is the best way to go about
this? Note that I plan to compile kernels on a fast machine that runs the
same version of Debian, but is otherwise dissimilar to the project machines.
Kit Peters
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