Re: embedded system

What is the object format used by the system?
What happens here is that the output of gcc is in ELF format and insmod 
on your system can not load an ELF format.
It is strange to me since as much as I know most linux system work with ELF.
Anyway, if you solve your problem I'd be happy to know since I am 
interested in using DAQ on embedded systems.

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Ori Idan

Kinell Björn wrote:

> Hi all,
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>  
>
> Trying to get the usb dux to work on my bitsyX that has an arm processor.
>
> But still hasn't got the module installed. I cross compiled it by 
> defining the linuxdir but when I try to insmod or modprobe it I just get:
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> *modprobe usbdux.o*
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> insmod: ELF file not for this architecture
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> insmod: Could not load the module: No such file or directory
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> modprobe: failed to load module usbdux.o
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> *insmod comedi.o*
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> insmod: ELF file not for this architecture
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> insmod: Could not load the module: success
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>  
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> Has anybody got an idea what could be wrong?
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>  
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> Thanx
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>  
>
> /Xkib
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