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Old 02-10-2007, 04:33 AM   #1
hovnatan
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module compilation in kernel


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I8042 and SERIO are comiled directly Ubuntu kernel. I was trying to compile them as modules in ubuntu kernel. So i downloaded linux-source-2.6 package from official repos and applied default kernel config and tried to change the values of I8042 and SERIO to as modules. But in make menuconfig I can't change them (the checkboxes are inactive). When I tried to change them directly in vim .config and compile the kernel, it compiled them directly to kernel image . I have tried the same thing with vanilla kernel from kernel.org and it works fine. Anybody knows how to correct this thing? It is important for my laptop (hp nx7400) in which keyboard and mouse don't work after resuming from suspend to ram if not compiled as modules. I'm using Ubuntu Feisty Herd 3

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