d43d41u5 <daedalus@freemail.hu> wrote:
hi
- Is there a way to use a linux kernel module under qnx ? For example a
linux network driver (I have the source and the binary too ).
Not directly. You can use it as a reference though.
chris
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d43d41u5 <daedalus@freemail.hu> wrote in message
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- I’ve, compiled that null-driver which is in the ddk-network howto, got
an
.so, then tried to mount it to io-net, and after executing ‘mount -Tio-net
driverfile>’ I’ve got the message: cannot mount, possible reason: Invalid
argument. Or similar… What could be the problem ?
Try the fullpath
mount -Tio-net /full/path/to/the/sofile.so
-xtang
My first thought was that maybe it can’t find the file itself. So i tried
with some wrong path, in that case the error message is something different.
“Xiaodan Tang” <xtang@qnx.com> wrote in message
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d43d41u5 <> daedalus@freemail.hu> > wrote in message
news:bu1u48$lof$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
- I’ve, compiled that null-driver which is in the ddk-network howto,
got
an
.so, then tried to mount it to io-net, and after executing
‘mount -Tio-net
driverfile>’ I’ve got the message: cannot mount, possible reason:
Invalid
argument. Or similar… What could be the problem ?
Try the fullpath
mount -Tio-net /full/path/to/the/sofile.so
-xtang