 Need help with cdemu | |
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Moderator Linux-Dude Posts: 1187 Registered: 2006-11-23 | I wrote once a wiki for cdemu and Ubuntu 6.10 German CDEmu Wiki.
Now I want to do it for paldo. Thats my XML:
| Code | [In neuem Fenster öffnen] | | <?xml version="1.0"?>
<package name="cdemu">
<description>Mount all Images</description>
<releases>
<release version="0.8" revision="1" branch="testing">
<deps>
<dep name="linux-headers"/>
</deps>
<build>
<script>
<archive name="cdemu-$VERSION">
<cmd>make -j 2</cmd>
<cmd>make install</cmd>
</archive>
</script>
</build>
</release>
</releases>
</package> |
When I try to modprobe cdemu I got this:
| Code | [In neuem Fenster öffnen] | | sudo modprobe cdemu
FATAL: Error inserting cdemu (/lib/modules/2.6.19.2-paldo1/misc/cdemu.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg) |
Did I miss something? Maybe I need the source of the kernel:
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you need the source of your current running kernel.
/lib/modules/`uname -r`/build/include needs to point at it. if you're not
sure if it points to the righ kernel just type: ls -la /lib/modules/`uname
-r`/build if its the correct kernel source all is ok. ;-)
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$ make
and as root
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# make install
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now we can load the kernel module just with typing
# modprobe cdemu
no message should be given by this command
for you Debian users (maybe others), you might have to run `update-modules`
first
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after the install you just need to call cdemu to get the help screen of the
userspace program
If you're using devfs, then nodes will show up in /dev/cdemu/ automagically.
If you're using udev, you might want to add this to /etc/udev/rules.d/99cdemu:
KERNEL="cdemu*", NAME="cdemu/%n", SYMLINK="%n"
and the following to /etc/udev/permissions.d/99cdemu:
cdemu/*:root:root:0664
otherwise you'll get a bunch of nodes showing up in /dev/ instead of
/dev/cdemu/
If you're using just a static /dev, then each time you load cdemu the major
number may change. See /proc/devices for the current major number. You can
also load cdemu with the 'cdemu_major' parameter to control the major used.
ps: Any bug reports, comments, feature requests wished. |
The problem is only:
| Code | [In neuem Fenster öffnen] | | [amnon@virgin:~]$ sudo upkg-install --tag=source linux-2.6
Generating script...
Writing script...
Executing script...
The following packages have been skipped as no binary is available yet:
linux-2.6-2.6.18.5-paldo1
The following extra packages will be installed:
linux-2.6-source-2.6.18.5-paldo1
The following packages will be built from source:
linux-2.6-source-2.6.18.5-paldo1
Do you want to continue? [Y/n]
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There is no source for kernel-testing ...
I also tried this:
| Code | [In neuem Fenster öffnen] | | [amnon@virgin:~]$ sudo upkg-build --disable-binary linux-2.6
Generating script...
Writing script...
Executing script...
System already up-to-date.
[amnon@virgin:~]$ sudo upkg-reinstall --disable-binary linux-2.6
ERROR: Package linux-2.6 not found. |
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 Re: Need help with cdemu | |
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Administrator Posts: 426 Registered: 2004-09-09 | It looks like cdemu hasn't been updated yet for 2.6.19. There is probably a patch somewhere to fix that.
The linux-2.6-source package is not needed anymore in testing and unstable, the required kernel headers are always installed now. The package will be removed with the release of paldo 1.9 in about two weeks. |
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