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10.1. Laptops and PCMCIA Cards

If you are installing Mosix on a Laptop, you will have to recompile the PCMCIA sources, because they are distributed as a separate package and not as kernel modules. On a Suse 7.1 machine, in theory, this should work by installing the packages and then running
        rpm -ba /usr/src/packages/SPECS/pcmcia.spec
as described in the SuSE manual [on page 358 of the German edition]. However, the script tends to get confused by the location of the libraries of the vanilla version and the Mosix version, so after running the above line, you will have to go to the sources in /usr/src/kernel-modules/pcmcia and run
        make config
When prompted for the "Module install directory", change the default setting of "/lib/modules/2.2.19" to
        /lib/modules/2.2.19-mosix
Then run "make" and "make install", which should put the pcmcia modules in /lib/modules/2.2.19-mosix/pcmcia . Note that you must be running the Mosix kernel before you recompile the pcmcia sources.




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