Peter Boy wrote:
Ok, I deinstalled kernel-source and my madwifi tree and made a new download. And now it's working. There is nothing wrong with madwifi, must have been aFor whom it may concern, where you put the kernel source does not matter.
local problem.
Thanks for all the advice
Peter
I put it in /usr/src, if you are not precise enough, do it all as ordinary user, use su then only in 'make install'I do the whole chebang as su as follows:
# ls -d /usr/src/<kernel.x.x.x>
# cd !$
# cd configs
# look for the config file what suits you, if you are wise then you also look at the contents
# cp <configfile> ../.config
# cd ..
// now you can make a choice, as in : make help
// but first ed Makefile and change 'custom' to whatever, DO NOT change the version numbers
// because then you have to change the dirname also.
// After that do
# oldconfig
// Then
make menuconfig || gconfig || xconfig // see make help
# don't nee make dep in the 2.6x kernels
# make
# make modules_install
# make install
// Pls look at /boot/grub/grub.conf if everthing is what you want, DO NOT DO grubby or whatever
// You only need to check grub.conf
That's all foulks
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