- From: Alex Fielding <afielding_at_adelphia.net>
- Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 23:55:58 -0500
I have tried upgrading to comedi 0.7.68 and also the latest CVS version and have had similar troubles with both that I didn't have with comedi 0.7.67. I'm running a fairly old red hat linux 2.4.4-rtl (and I see about comedi not being supported on red hat), with rtlinux 3.1 patch. To install comedi 0.7.68/CVS, I had to bump up my revision for automake and autoconf. I've done that, and am now running automake 1.7 and autoconf 2.56 One apparently minor issue is a compile error reported in usbdux.c. I don't need this driver so I commented out the offensive line, ok? usbdux.c: In function `usbduxsub_probe': usbdux.c:2245: structure has no member named `speed' usbdux.c:2245: `USB_SPEED_HIGH' undeclared (first use in this function) Other than this, the comedi 'make' 'make install' work fine. I can install all my drivers (via modprobe) and kcomedlib without any hitches, as before. The biggest trouble encountered is when trying to run the ./comedi_config from comedilib_0.7.21, where I get a segmentation fault: ./comedi_config /dev/comedi0 ni_pcimio 1288 Segmentation Fault I originally didn't have this problem with comedi 0.7.67/comedilib 0.7.21. Do I need to use the latest version of comedilib from the CVS together with the latest version of comedi (or 0.7.68), or should I be able to use the one I have now (0.7.21)? Any other ideas for the fault? I have also tried re-installing the older version of comedi-0.7.67 and am receiving all sorts of unresolved symbol errors in /lib/modules/2.4.4-rtl/comedi, and also a modprobe on kcomedilib 0.7.67 now reports unresolved symbols. Alex
Received on 2004-03-30Z03:55:58