Other Help Topics :: how to compile module on dsl 2.X



Your question is too generic.
If you are asking what does one need to add to base DSL to do such then I would suggest:

1. get gnu-utils.dsl and gcc1.dsl from the repositrory
2. get kernel sources from here
4. source typically placed under /usr/src
3. unpack your module source there

If your question is HOW to make a Linux module. Then that is a generic Linux question. Use google or many such sources pertaining to Linux in general.
Quote (roberts @ Feb. 04 2006,11:13)
Your question is too generic.
If you are asking what does one need to add to base DSL to do such then I would suggest:

1. get gnu-utils.dsl and gcc1.dsl from the repositrory
2. get kernel sources from here
4. source typically placed under /usr/src
3. unpack your module source there

If your question is HOW to make a Linux module. Then that is a generic Linux question. Use google or many such sources pertaining to Linux in general.

yes, thanks for the reply. so basically with these tools i can compile a module on dsl 2.x but in this post


they are talking about gcc 3.3? howgcc 3.3

so would gcc1.dsl woud still work on 2.x?
All versions of DSL are built from the above. i.e., using gcc1.dsl, gcc-2.95

original here.