cd /lib/modules/2.4.6; \
mkdir -p pcmcia; \
find kernel -path '*/pcmcia/*' -name '*.o' | xargs -i -r ln -sf ../{} pcmcia
if [ -r System.map ]; then /sbin/depmod -ae -F System.map 2.4.6; fi
/sbin/depmod: invalid option -- F
Usage: depmod [-e -s -v } -a [FORCED_KERNEL_VER]
depmod [-e -s -v ] MODULE_1.o MODULE_2.o ...
Create module-dependency information for modprobe.
-a, --all visit all modules
-d, --debug run in debug mode
-e output unresolved symbols
-i ignore symbol versions
-m, --system-map <file> use the symbols in <file>
-s, --system-log use the system log for error reporting
--help display this help and exit
-v, --verbose run in verbose mode
-V, --version output version information and exit
make: *** [_modinst_post] Error 1
No, standard. I wonder whether I need a newer version of depmod, I'm trying to upgrade a RedHat 6.1 kernel 2.2.15 (I think, the machine is off right now and I can't remember and I've been drinking!)
The reason I'm doing this is to have USB support for this modem to connect to my shiny new ADSL line.
you might attempting the impossible, after all the entire binutils/gcc packages are lightyears ahead of what they were.
anyhoo, in a pinch I'd advise just upgrading the [gcc]compiler to a non RedHat release. I personally use 3.0, have a look on freshmeat.net for gcc.
Hmmm, I just want to get this working with the modem for now. I really need a distro that supports USB "out of the box" and then I can refine it later.
Anyway, drunk too much for now...need some zzzs.
Well it looks as if I'll have to get Mandrake 8 or upgrade this current kernel because apparently the 2.2.17 kernel (which comes with 7.2) is vulnerable to a root exploit.
can you upgrade to something like 2.4.5 instead?
perhaps that will compile without the error you discribe. anyhoo, tis better to upgrade the whole thing as you get all the packages upgraded
I installed it last night and nearly got my connection sorted (I ran out of time because I had to go to the pub)...I think I know what I did wrong - I used the wrong values for -vpi and -vci.
Assuming it all works I now have to get my head round iptables because it's bye bye ipchains.
Flatus, m8eh go take a look at my column [first shameless plug EVER!] I believe the second entry names a cool FW script [and how to use it]
I use it myself and it's schweet
Cheers guv, I'll check it out for some pointers. I'll probably end up writing my own from scratch because: it's all a learning experience and, I like to think that nothing moves through my firewall without my say-so
I'll let you know, I only installed it last night.
I expect I'll try it on another machine when I get the time and test out KDE, the version that came with 7.2 was a bit broken in parts, I think it was a beta? I usually stick to the command line and do without the GUI, I guess that's the geek in me!
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