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it shows use -I/lib/modules/'uname -r'/linux
instead of -I/usr/include/linux
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It shows? Can you be clearer? What show it? It is an error message? Or are you just staring at the make output?
/lib/modules/XX.Y.Z/ (where XX.Y.Z is a kernel version given by "uname -r") is where modules (drivers) are. I never heard about /lib/modules/XX.Y.Z/linux but I suspect this to be a link to your kernel source ( /usr/src/linux usually ). As I said before, my first guess would be to install kernel source if you don't have it.
Still, as I don't have the error, all this is purely speculative. It would be a lot easier if I could see it, could you paste it here? I suppose you don't have internet on that computer yet, but you could copy this on a floppy or something similar... Ask if you don't know how to do.
Try to understand what you ask is quite unclear for someone who is NOT in front of your computer. Read the exact same post to a friend, if he doesn't understand what you are talking about until you clarify, then you are missing _details_. I have very little idea what you a trying to do... I believe you are trying to compile a driver from source ( where did you get it from?) and have to set some kind of weird KERNEL_INCLUDE variable ( why? Have you read this somewhere? in the readme maybe? google? what's that include for? why do you think it is useful? in code or in a bash script?) but this give you an error ( what error? any hints there?) .
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And by the way... sending me an email TWICE with the EXACT same message that you posted here is not the best way to get helped. I assume you were confused using this and that's why I keep replying here, as this was somehow rude and annoying, plus the fact it was totally useless. I am not paid to be there neither I am forced to help. I rarely reply to private mail as there is very little reason why you should use this utility... sending me 2 copy of your reply on the forum wasn't a good reason.
