Hi,
I compiled a kernel module from source. It intalled in
/lib/modules/<version>/comedi/comedi <it's the comedi module and drivers>.
I then ran update-modules. I added comedi and ni_mio_cs <the 2 modules I
would like to load at boot> into /etc/modules. When I boot the system
complains that it can't find modules comedi and ni_mio_cs even though they
are there </lib/modules/<version>/comedi/comedi/comedi.o and
comedi/drivers/ni_mio_cs.o, the directory tree comedi/.... is a symbolic
link created by stow>. If I run modprobe -l "ni*" or modprobe -l "co*"
comedi or ni_mio_cs aren't listed.
How do I get the system to recognize these modules? Is the fact that they
are added to the modules directory as symbolic links a problem?
tia
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