I have a USB modem driver for linux. Can I convert it to loadable kernel modules? I am thinking of loading it in android kernel and importing to a AMD machine. Please help. Thanks for helping.
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I have a USB modem driver for linux. Can I convert it to loadable kernel modules? I am thinking of loading it in android kernel and importing to a AMD machine. Please help. Thanks for helping.
The answer is simple, you need to cross compile your module if you want to run it in your specific machine-architecture. I mean if you want to load on ARM then you need to cross compile with
make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=”toolchain path”.
Similarly you can do for the rest of the machines.
NOTE: If you are compiling on the machine where you need to load then you need not do this. just compile and load with insmod.