When I do that, it enters the directory, finds nothing (target module) and then leaves the directory. Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks, Cameron Matheson Ron Rademaker wrote: > > Try recompiling the module... > > Go to your kernel-source do and do: make modules && make modules_install > > If it really is the module, that should solve it... > > Ron > > On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Cameron Matheson wrote: > > > Hey, > > > > When my power went out, I think a module in my kernel was corrupted > > (cause my computer turned off). It's the SBPCD module (a module for the > > external Creative CD-ROM drive). This is the output: > > > > Module inserted $Id: cdrom.c,v 0.8 1996/08/10 10:52:11 david Exp $ > > sbpcd-0 [01]: sbpcd.c v4.6 Eberhard Moenkeberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > sbpcd-0 [02]: Scanning 0x230 (SoundBlaster)... > > sbpcd-0 [03]: Scanning 0x230 (SoundBlaster)... > > sbpcd-0 [04]: Scanning 0x300 (LaserMate)... > > sbpcd-0 [05]: Scanning 0x250 (SoundBlaster)... > > sbpcd-0 [06]: Scanning 0x2C0 (Teac16bit)... > > sbpcd-0 [07]: Scanning 0x260 (SoundBlaster)... > > sbpcd-0 [08]: Scanning 0x320 (LaserMate)... > > sbpcd-0 [09]: Scanning 0x338 (LaserMate)... > > sbpcd-0 [10]: Scanning 0x340 (LaserMate)... > > ... > > sbpcd-0 [29]: No drive found. > > > > The drive is on 0x230 (which it scanned twice). The CD-ROM drive is > > connected properly (it reads it when it scans 0x230), so I think it must > > be the module. Does anyone know how I could fix this? > > > > Thanks, > > Cameron Matheson > > > > > > -- > > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null > >
