I'd like to mount a CIFS share, but can't select it in network options. Only NFS is shown and the Type option is greyed out.
I'm compiling my images from current CVS.What's missing?
thx, JockyW
CIFS support
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- Oberlamer, Administrator & Supernanny
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- Einsteiger
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You're right, my modules/kernel dir has no content
The 2.27 kernel config is okay tho. Seems that something got screwed in the build after the upgrade from 2.25 to 2.27. The cdkroot dir still has 2.25 kernel modules directories which has the fs dirs. But they're not available in the 2.27 dirstruct. Don't know why. Will try another time to build the kernel.
Cheers, JockyW
The 2.27 kernel config is okay tho. Seems that something got screwed in the build after the upgrade from 2.25 to 2.27. The cdkroot dir still has 2.25 kernel modules directories which has the fs dirs. But they're not available in the 2.27 dirstruct. Don't know why. Will try another time to build the kernel.
Cheers, JockyW
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The old modules directories won't get deleted until you manually "rm" them, but this is no problem (actually it's a good thing[TM]) since the kernel looks in the appropriate directory.
If you upgrade the kernel to a new version you should
BTW: CIFS is compiled into the kernel for the CDK-configuration and as modules for the image-configuration (there are two kernel-configs).
If you upgrade the kernel to a new version you should
in the CDK directory before rebuilding the drivers to set up the dependencies correctly for the new kernel. If you fail to do this strange things may happen.make driver-clean
BTW: CIFS is compiled into the kernel for the CDK-configuration and as modules for the image-configuration (there are two kernel-configs).
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