I Will Pay Anyone $150 Us Just Compile Aspj Rt73 Module For Zaurus, will u compile 4 me RT73 for C1000 & kernel 2.4.20 ? Options

[Allelectrix]

Its incredible.. cant get kernel modules to download, dont know how to modify vanilla kernel code for Zaurus C1000 because no one
else knows it seems ? I hope I am wrong ?

And all I want is:

rt73.o

yes, that single kernel module compiled for kernel 2.4.20 and to be used on a Zaurus SL-C1000 and pdaxii13 OS.
just make sure the source code is from the ASPj rt73-k2wrlz source code and you use GCC 3.4.5 which is the default GCC for
pdaxii13.

Its got to be the all time easiest $150 US your ever going to make.

someone, somewhere out there knows exactly what I'm talking about and want, if thats you, come get your money ! its ready !

create for me rt73.o and its all yours !

contact me on +44 775 7627096 on my Cellular phone daylight GMT . if no reply, please leave a message I will get back to you
quickly.

please also contact me at: allelectrix2@yahoo.co.uk

your efforts to help me will be well rewarded. thanks so much !

[Allelectrix]

as of Monday September 29th 2008, this still applies: $150 US to anyone who can supply me the kernel 2.4.20 module in ARM machine language:

rt73.o

this will need to run on a Sharp SL-C1000 so the module needs to be compiled for XScale ARM.

it will usually be resident in:

/lib/modules/2.4.20/kernel/net/wireless/extra/

but you can execute in a bash shell:

find / -name rt73.o

the module should be compiled from ASPj's source code on his web site.

if you have it, I would greatly appreciate you contacting me at my email address and attaching it to a mail. if you send it to me, I
will host it on my website so others can benefit from this.

I have found out since the last post, above, you need to use GCC 2.95.3 which is the same version the kernel is compiled with.

COME ON! someone, somewhere with a Z has got that module ! I WANT IT! its got to be the easiest $150 US your ever going to make man!

I'm getting closer to solving this riddle myself, but its still a way off from me yet, I know I am getting closer. however, for now still, its
up to everyone else to help. please help !

[Frederic Bergero...]

Looking on Google for "rt73.o zaurus" or "rt73.o arm" gives interesting results in Chinese and Korean. I don't understand these languages but the web pages contain instructions to compile the kernel and the rt73 module. Given that your environment is probably already set up to compile it, maybe you could find some interesting clues there.

I remember my previous experiences when building my own kernel for the "fun" of it, and well, to tell the truth, it was not fun at all... Anyway, good luck for your quest! :-)