in which folder do i properly place modules in Suse 10.2?
the story:
I've got a Realtek 8185 Wlan card. Ndiswrapper works fine with network manager and everything - no issues at all except: When module ndiswrapper is loaded, the system will eventually stall completely. Usually when there is excessive hdd-transactions going on. You'll agree that this is not acceptable, so please no ndiswrapper recommendations... I've been dealing with this problem for weeks now... BUT: There is a native driver supplied. The procedure is as follows: After compiling the modules using a couple of scripts, the authors advise you to get online using the script wlan0up, whose contents are Code:
#!/bin/bash Now, there 3 Wifi networks that I eventually connect to in my house. Changing from one to the other is not really that comfortable this way. The Knetwork-manager Applet that I could use when I hat the ndiswrapper was much more comfortable. Also, I am not sure wether Code:
/home/username/wlan/rtl/ieee80211/ So, what I want to do is: 1. Copy the modules in the place they would normally belong in a Suse environment. 2. Configure yast2 to load the module "ieee80211-rtl.ko" via modprobe (I understand this will make sure all modules it depends on are going to be loaded as well) at bootup desired final state: kde coming up, knetworkmanager letting me chose which network i prefer. No scripts needed to be run manually or something like that. Has anyone got some ideas? |
Generally, those “.ko” files would go into “/lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/net/ieee80211”. Then run “depmod -ae”.
NOTE: This really should have been taken care of by the installer for whatever you used. |
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