QuoteQuoteThanks. I wound up just compiling the kernel on my own and was able to get to the modules. I noticed that kernel-module-ip-tables and kernel-module-ipsec were not included. Do you know how we can get these compiled too? The usual way is to go into the configuration file and specify the options but I don't know how it's done via OE.Also, this is slightly unrelated but when I tried to bitbake fbvncserver-kmodule, OE assumed that I wanted to use the poodle 2.4.18-embedix kernel instead and tried to download the source code for that. When I did a bitbake -D -D -D fbvncserver-kmodule, I couldn't see poodle-2.6 as one of the options for a kernel. Any ideas?Unfortunately, fbvncserver-kmodule needs some TLC... It is a 2.4 style module and does not know how to compile for a 2.6 kernel. If you have some experience at porting linux drivers from 2.4 to 2.6, you should be able to get it working. I have looked at it, but I am still a wee noob when it comes to both module code and bitbake..[div align=\"right\"][a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=137181\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div]why not use x11vnc or xdamagevnc?[div align=\"right\"][a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=137182\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div]
QuoteThanks. I wound up just compiling the kernel on my own and was able to get to the modules. I noticed that kernel-module-ip-tables and kernel-module-ipsec were not included. Do you know how we can get these compiled too? The usual way is to go into the configuration file and specify the options but I don't know how it's done via OE.Also, this is slightly unrelated but when I tried to bitbake fbvncserver-kmodule, OE assumed that I wanted to use the poodle 2.4.18-embedix kernel instead and tried to download the source code for that. When I did a bitbake -D -D -D fbvncserver-kmodule, I couldn't see poodle-2.6 as one of the options for a kernel. Any ideas?Unfortunately, fbvncserver-kmodule needs some TLC... It is a 2.4 style module and does not know how to compile for a 2.6 kernel. If you have some experience at porting linux drivers from 2.4 to 2.6, you should be able to get it working. I have looked at it, but I am still a wee noob when it comes to both module code and bitbake..[div align=\"right\"][a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=137181\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div]
Thanks. I wound up just compiling the kernel on my own and was able to get to the modules. I noticed that kernel-module-ip-tables and kernel-module-ipsec were not included. Do you know how we can get these compiled too? The usual way is to go into the configuration file and specify the options but I don't know how it's done via OE.Also, this is slightly unrelated but when I tried to bitbake fbvncserver-kmodule, OE assumed that I wanted to use the poodle 2.4.18-embedix kernel instead and tried to download the source code for that. When I did a bitbake -D -D -D fbvncserver-kmodule, I couldn't see poodle-2.6 as one of the options for a kernel. Any ideas?
I was wondering where the latest poodle kernel is? I've been watching this thread and tried to download the july 26 and I get a 404 error... Any ideas?
