Hi Momcilo,
That error means the code is unable to find the kernel sources
containing all the definitions from v4l2. Within the driver directory,
look for a file named Makefile or Rules.make or Makefile.rules. In one
of those, there should be a variable pointing to the kernel sources in
your Linux distribution (usually in /usr/src/linux, consult the
particular documentation in case you need to install the package or
download from www.kernel.org). Set the variable to your particular
kernel and recompile.
Regards,
Mr Momcilo Medic wrote:
Hello,
I am Momcilo Medic from Serbia, and I was advised to write you mail with my problem. I am trying to install simple driver and it returns an error. In attachment is error message as well as driver I am trying to install.
I am pretty much a newbie for Linux, so if I left something out please do tell and I will send as many info as you need.
Thanks in advance,
Momcilo.
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