Oldani Massimiliano ha scritto:
Try testing if the qres_mod.ko module have in this .modinfo section
the license entry:
objdump -j .modinfo -s qres_mod.ko
I tried what you suggested me:
objdump -j .modinfo -s qres_mod.ko
And this is the result:
qres_mod.ko: file format elf32-i386
Contents of section .modinfo:
0000 7665726d 61676963 3d322e36 2e31352d vermagic=2.6.15-
0010 67656e73 63686564 20333836 20676363 gensched 386 gcc
0020 2d332e33 00646570 656e6473 3d000000 -3.3.depends=...
0030 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 ................
0040 73726376 65727369 6f6e3d43 32353530 srcversion=C2550
0050 32424139 33363343 43374441 34353230 2BA9363CC7DA4520
0060 383800 88.
On 2.6 kernel MODULE_LICENCE expands to __MODULE_INFO.. that is a
null macro if MODULE is undefine
Yes, I saw that... I gave a look also at the file .mod.c created by the
make process which should carry in every macro expansion... well, there
are no traces about neither author nor licence... :(
Are you sure you have compiled the module correctly?
What could be the problem? I thought that if the Makefile had been wrong
I would not have obtained the module.
Anyway, this is what I use to compile:
(I put not useful information between couple of ##)
SOURCES_DIR=/tmp/src
nospace_SOURCES:=
nospace_HEADERS:=##some header files##
rresmod_SOURCES= ##some .c files##
rresmod_nobase_HEADERS=##other header files##
#
qresmod_SOURCES+=##other source files## $(rresmod_SOURCES)
qresmod_SOURCES+=##other source files##
kernel_INCLUDES=-DQOS_KS $(rresmod_INCLUDES)
kernel_HEADERS=$(nospace_HEADERS) ##plus other header files##
nobase_kernel_HEADERS=$(rresmod_nobase_HEADERS)
# Kernel 2.6.x make system support
#
obj-m := qres_mod.o
qres_mod-objs := $(qresmod_SOURCES:%.c=%.o)
EXTRA_CFLAGS := $(kernel_INCLUDES)
#
ifndef LINUX_DIR
LINUX_DIR := /usr/src/linux-$(shell uname -r)
endif
default:
$(MAKE) -C $(LINUX_DIR) M=$(PWD) KBUILD_VERBOSE=1 modules
clean:
rm *.o *.ko *.mod.c
I hope it can help you
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Oldani (sgrakkyu) Massimiliano
Antifork Research, Inc.
Metro Olografix
I'm going to try on another system...
Many thanks!
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Scuola Superiore S.Anna - CNR
Pisa, Italy
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