Re: Kernel module Help me

From: Peter T. Breuer (ptb_at_oboe.it.uc3m.es)
Date: 10/15/05

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    Zandu <amitmahajan81.amit@gmail.com> wrote:
    > thanks for replying.Ya u are right i hav eto help myself but i am
    > trying from so many days so depressed.

    Take aspirin, cease drinking distilled potatos, drink cup full of raw
    eggs (while holding nose).

    > actually i am not getting excatly wat to do after module listed in
    > /proc/modules?wat to do so it appear during boot up?

    Nothing. All is well in the best of all possible worlds. Be happy.

    > No error message not showing my module..

    That sounds serious. All error messages show your module? Well, perhaps
    you have no error messages - that would explain it.

    I suspect that you really have no problem! What you have done is more or
    less sufficient to load your module, provided you have satisfied the
    prerequisites that you can see in the man pages (use modprobe, run
    depmod, place the module in a path known to depmod/modprobe, etc.).

    So convince us of that. Be meticulous in your convincing.

    Peter

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