Hi List
I'm trying to update to the lastest kernel but I have a dirver that is not inculded in the distrubution, and I had to use the driver disk when installing centos 4.4 in the first place, The driver megasr .ko works fine with the installed kernel but I cannot find on for the updated kernel, any adive would be appreciated.
without the updated driver there is a kernel panic on boot due to not finding the correct hard drive controller driver
Thanks in advance for your help
Robb
On Fri, 2007-05-11 at 12:56 +0100, robb@boardman.me.uk wrote:
Hi List
I'm trying to update to the lastest kernel but I have a dirver that is not inculded in the distrubution, and I had to use the driver disk when installing centos 4.4 in the first place, The driver megasr .ko works fine with the installed kernel but I cannot find on for the updated kernel, any adive would be appreciated.
without the updated driver there is a kernel panic on boot due to not finding the correct hard drive controller driver
Normally the megasr.ko should reside in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/updates You can copy it to the newer location (replace with your kernel number of course), issue depmod -a, recreate an initrd image that will contain the module , modify grub.conf and reboot. I've tested this for a low level entry IBM server that uses a fakeraid adapter See for example this post on the forum : http://www.centos.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=3615&forum=29...
Fabian Arrotin wrote:
On Fri, 2007-05-11 at 12:56 +0100, robb@boardman.me.uk wrote:
Hi List
I'm trying to update to the lastest kernel but I have a dirver that is not inculded in the distrubution, and I had to use the driver disk when installing centos 4.4 in the first place, The driver megasr .ko works fine with the installed kernel but I cannot find on for the updated kernel, any adive would be appreciated.
without the updated driver there is a kernel panic on boot due to not finding the correct hard drive controller driver
Normally the megasr.ko should reside in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/updates You can copy it to the newer location (replace with your kernel number of course), issue depmod -a, recreate an initrd image that will contain the module , modify grub.conf and reboot. I've tested this for a low level entry IBM server that uses a fakeraid adapter See for example this post on the forum : http://www.centos.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=3615&forum=29...
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thnaks for the advice, its working now, but didn't need to change the version number within the megasr.ko file as per forum link
reguards
robb
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