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EZSDK seems not to be updating /lib/modules/X.X.XX/modules.* -- missing syslink ?!

Leon Kok
Prodigy 200 points

Hi All,

In rebuilding the kernel and modules (using 'make linux' followed by 'make linux_install'), although the modules I've added are built and copied across to the install directory successfully, the new files in /lib/modules/2.6.37 (eg: modules.dep, modles.alias, modules.*) don't seem to be correct ?!

Particularly, entries for 'syslink.ko' are no-longer present which results in 'modprobe' failing to find+load syslink (example below).

Am I missing a step? I've tried "make syslink; make syslink_insall ... as well as make all; make install" with no success.

example (using default filesystem before rebuild)

# modprobe syslink
SysLink version: 2.10.03.20
Syslink module .....

#

example (using same default filesystem as above, but have copied -R built/lib/modules /lib/modules)

# modprobe syslink
FATAL: Module syslink not found. 

#

-Leon | Vocal Technologies

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    TI__Guru**** 170625 points

    Hi Leon,

    Are you using EZSDK? If yes, which version?

    For each module, you should go back to the host, rebuild it, and replace the file with the one from your EXEC_DIR. For more info, check

    ${EZSDK}/docs/DM816x_EZ_Software_Developers_Guide.pdf, section Creating your own Linux kernel image

    BR

    Pavel