On Sun, 28 Jan 2001, Rutger van Beusekom wrote:
[...]
> We tried just using g++ and got the following message:
>
> $ indmod module_name.o
> module_name.o: couldn't find the kernel version the module was compiled for
>
Apparently, you are running a different version of the kernel than the
one for which you compiled the module... Don't forget that the
standard way to work with Linux kernels is the respect the four first
lines in the man Makefile, where the version numbers (3 of them) and
the extra identification string (1 single string) are written down.
These same strings (exactly!) are attached to the name of your kernel
in /boot (or in any other directory you boot your kernel from...)
Try `uname -r' to check the identification string of your current
kernel.
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