Hello,
I have problem with make all in part where driver needs to be compiled.
I have currently skipped it with touch .deps/driver, and make all has finished in complete.
I have used --enable-kernel26 during configure
Distribution is Fedora core 4, and log is bellow:
[tuxbox@localhost cdk]$ make driver
make -C /home/tuxbox/tuxbox-cvs/driver \
KERNEL_LOCATION=/home/tuxbox/tuxbox-cvs/cdk/linux \
CROSS_COMPILE=powerpc-tuxbox-linux-gnu-
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/tuxbox/tuxbox-cvs/driver'
make[1]: *** No rule to make target `/home/tuxbox/tuxbox-cvs/cdk/linux/scripts/mkdep', needed by `depend'. Stop.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/tuxbox/tuxbox-cvs/driver'
make: *** [.deps/driver] Error 2
[tuxbox@localhost cdk]$
Thank you for help
Regards
Kulla
make driver fails
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You have to use the kernel 2.6 driver branch.
in the driverdir:
It's very much work in progress and far from complete.
in the driverdir:
But the 2.6-kernel is still highly experimental, the flashtarget-rules don't work and you have to manually set up the environment (f.ex. the device nodes have to be created manually or by setting up udev which is dog slow). Also the rcS-start skript is not compatible, Philips and Nokia-Cable Frontends are not yet supported as well.cvs up -r driver_2_6_branch
It's very much work in progress and far from complete.
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tnx for response, but I have installed SuSe 10 and everything compiled without problemsNpq hat geschrieben:You have to use the kernel 2.6 driver branch.
in the driverdir:
But the 2.6-kernel is still highly experimental, the flashtarget-rules don't work and you have to manually set up the environment (f.ex. the device nodes have to be created manually or by setting up udev which is dog slow). Also the rcS-start skript is not compatible, Philips and Nokia-Cable Frontends are not yet supported as well.cvs up -r driver_2_6_branch
It's very much work in progress and far from complete.