Hi,
Thanks for the info. It seems that the distro I'm using doesn't have UDEV
support built-in (VectorLinux based Puppy 2.01 distro for embedded devices,
www.puppylinux.org). At least there aren't any /lib/udev/ or /etc/udev/
directories, udev related binaries are also missing. I have to try to
install udev support myself if that's the only way to load firmware files.
Thanks for the info.
-Mike
Am Sonntag, 16. Juli 2006 08:39 schrieb mike n:
> [...]
> Does anyone know where can I check the actual firmware directory from
> kernel sources? I have self-compiled plain vanilla Kernel
2.6.17.1+SquashFS
> patched source tree so it should be standard fw dir I guess, but where
can
> I verify it?
> [...]
Please make sure you have installed udev (it's the actual component which
loads the firmware and passes it to the kernel).
Christoph
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