Why "magic number "2.6.38 SMP mod_unload" should be "2.6.38 SMP" " ?

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Why "magic number "2.6.38 SMP mod_unload" should be "2.6.38 SMP" " ?

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10-16-2012, 03:35 AM	#1
rpatel LQ Newbie Registered: Jan 2012 Posts: 1 Rep:	Why "magic number "2.6.38 SMP mod_unload" should be "2.6.38 SMP" " ? Hello All, I have compiled module for kernel 2.6.38, after that when i try to insert that module it gives error "Module format invalid" and dmesg was "2.6.38 SMP mod_unload" should be "2.6.38 SMP"" . Can anyone explain why this happens? Regards, RPatel

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