Re: adding a driver to kernel source tree

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	Hi,

Ravi wrote:
Did you put your driver code in a new directory? If so, you might
have to add the following line to the Makefile one level above your
directory:
'subdir-$(CONFIG_MYUSB) += my_subdir'
Without this, 'make bzImage' (or 'make modules') will not enter the
new subdirectory at all.
It's also worth noticing that with this setup, you'll have to add an entry to the Kconfig script so that "make <whatever>config" sets this variable y/m/n.

If you want your driver to be compiled-in the kernel by default (regardless of the user's opinion), please change it to:

'subdir-y += my_subdir'.

And it should work fine.

Hope this helps,

Felipe

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