[Debian] Make is fake?
 

I'm runnin' Debian "Woody" 3.0r1 and I experienced twice a make failure.

I tried to create some drivers:
Audigy for my SoundBlaster Audigy Player and Sagem for my Modem Telindus ND220 Arescom ADSL USB.

Even if the installing process is slightly different, both must use make to create a file called "name_of_the_driver.o", but the answers were the same:
"make: *** [Error 1] can't create name_of_the_driver.o" (or something similar).

Can you explain me why make behave like this?
What do you think I have to do to fix it?

Help me, please.

Somebody answer me, plz!!!!! :(

Hello, there! Anybody's home? :cry:

Noone can help me? :(

Woody uses the 2.2 kernel.

I don't think that supports your card. Try upgrading to testing or unstable.


And dont keep bumping your thread. That's rude and it won't get answered usually.

Ok, sorry.

That's because I really can't understand that "make" behaviour, anyway I installed "Woody" passing "bf24" so I'm running kernel version 2.4.18-bf2.4 .

Do you think it's still need to be upgraded? :confused: