- Sep 10, 2004
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I've got a PCI serial port adapter I'm trying to install in SLES 11, and I'm having some trouble. I've downloaded the driver from here, but when I execute the script(./eqnx-cfg), the build of the RPM fails. I've installed all the required packages, and I've followed the vendor's docs verbatim, although as an admittedly new Linux user, I don't know if my kernel source is built, configured, or neither built or configured.
Possibly stupid question ahead: If I install a fresh copy of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11, install the required packages (including the kernel source, "zypper install kernel-source"), is my kernel source "fully configured and built"? The vendor docs keep reiterating that exact verbage, in fact, the script that builds the RPM says just that:
SLES 11 is a 2.6 kernel, so, yeah...I don't know. I've never built or rebuilt the kernel. Any help or direction you can provide is appreciated.
update - 7/72009 - RESOLUTION
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Rolled back to SLES 10 and it works.
Possibly stupid question ahead: If I install a fresh copy of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11, install the required packages (including the kernel source, "zypper install kernel-source"), is my kernel source "fully configured and built"? The vendor docs keep reiterating that exact verbage, in fact, the script that builds the RPM says just that:
NOTE: For linux 2.6 kernels, it is absolutely essential that the kernel source has been fully configured and build prior to installing the Equinox SST driver.
SLES 11 is a 2.6 kernel, so, yeah...I don't know. I've never built or rebuilt the kernel. Any help or direction you can provide is appreciated.
update - 7/72009 - RESOLUTION
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Rolled back to SLES 10 and it works.