How to compile ipw2100 within the kernel?
any links?
i can only compile it as kernel module...... |
If there is no option to compile it into the kernel, there is usually a good reason why it can be compiled only as a module.
Why do you want to compile it in? |
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so if i compile it into the kernel, i can use it in other distro...am i right? |
I compiled ipw2200 as a module and from what I know it is the only option... I'ld like to help you but I don't understand what you mean when you say you want to use it with other distros...
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i read the install file from the ipw2100 source folder: BUILDING IN KERNEL SOURCE TREE ----------- ----- ---- ---- --- -- - - Building the driver in the kernel tree is not currently supported with the standalone tarball releases. Please see the project web site at http://ipw2100.sourceforge.net for information on how to build the driver within the kernel. CONFIGURING THE KERNEL ------------ ----- ----- ---- --- -- - Configure the kernel % make menuconfig Enable Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 under: Device Drivers => Networking support Devices => Wireless LAN => Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 802.11b NOTE: You must have EXPERIMENTAL turned on to see the Intel PRO/Wireless option. You can set this in Code Maturity Setting Options. yet i find nothing on there site........ |
yea sure... but I guess you are using only one distro no? also, if you use debian as it is written under your name you don't have to do that, just download ipw2200-source, unpack it and do (from /usr/src) modules-assistant a-i ipw2200, then unpack the firmwares in /usr/lib/hotplug/firmware (read /usr/share/doc/ipw2200-source/README.Debian) and you are done... but I still don't understand what you don't like about the fact to have a module for that... sorry
Best, A. |
it infact works in Debian...
Why i want to compile it into the kernel? B/C i want to use that kernel on different distro (which i have unsolvable problems compling the ipw2100 module);) Edit: Can i use the kernel image+module in different distro(s)? if i can, i actually dont need to recomplie ipw2100 support into the kernel.....) :o |
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