>how to by hand build a module.
Compilation has too many flags and too many steps to be reasonably done
by hand. Unlike *cough* BSD or Solaris, the Linux kernel makefile system
is designed to reasonably support external modules using all the
necessary parameters the kernel you are compiling for needs. You know, I
always get a shudder when I have to think of Solaris not having
MODVERSIONS or even VERMAGIC -- it is dangerous because it allows you to
build stuff that can fubar more easily.
>gcc -o foo.c -ko foo.ko -DMODULE -D__KERNEL__
>-I/usr/src/kernel-headers-directory/include/
gcc: unrecognized option '-ko'
>How to add them by hand (not using all the big Makefiles normally
>included in kernel tree)?
Who said they are big? Look at
http://jengelh.hopto.org/f/oops_ko.tar.bz2 for a _really_ simple module.
-`J'
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