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SUSE 9.2 external driver module build process?

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18-Feb-2005, 12:07 PM #1
SUSE 9.2 external driver module build process?
Because of source tree layout difference in SUSE 9.2, standard external driver module build process for linux or RH linux will not work. Is there a good way to resolve the issue?

Problem description:
Linux kernel source normally comtain all module and needed system configuration files. However, out of box SUSE 9.2 created anobject directory for all system files but leave source code under main directory. Without recompiling the kernel at source directory, standard driver module building process will fail due to many system files are now inthe obj directory.
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