--- In "Phil" <> wrote:
>
> --- In "fabianmejia" <fabianmejia@> wrote:
> > Swiming in the dark waters of linux, and according to your
> > suggestions I found the following possible solutions
>
> Hi Fabian,
>
> It sounds like you have spent more time thinking about possible
> solutions, than the time it would have taken you to compile the ADC
> driver. Did you attempt the compile again with the info that I gave
in
> my previous post?
>
> Cheers
> Phil
>
Hi Phil,
You are totally right. Well initially (in a previous post) I tried to
install the driver (compile it) with very bad results. Then I used
the ADC logger successfully, but after some tests I was not getting
the apropiate resolution. Last night I faced the Linux kernel source,
and after some reading, there was only needed to "make config" on the
kernel source and answer a plethora of questions :S.
Driver instructions are just accurate. I only had trouble make it
working, because my limited knowledge of linux didn't allowed me to
check the logs.
So, I registered it again: "/sbin/insmod /path/to/adc.o adc_major=69"
and created the nodes:
mknod /dev/adc1 c 69 0
It worked!!!!
Reading further, this is a LKM (Loadable Kernel Module), right? It
looks like a service in the Microsoft World? It looks interesting as
I need a service running in the SBC accessing fast timers, etc.
Thanks everybody for you help!
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