| mobile 2005-05-19, 2:45 am |
| I'm trying to load a module but constantly getting modprobe errors - it
is after having compiled the zaptel driver and doing a modprobe wcfxo .
Basically here's what I get:
rubberchicken:/usr/src/zaptel# modprobe wcfxo
/sbin/modprobe: unrecognized option `--ignore-install'
modprobe 2.4.15
Load/Unload modules with dependencies
Load module(s):
modprobe [-a -n -v ] [-C config ] [ -t type ] pattern OR module1 module2 ...
List modules:
modprobe [-l ] [-C config ] [ -t type ] pattern
note: wildcard patterns should be escaped
Show configuration:
modprobe [-C config ] -c
Remove module(s) or autoclean:
modprobe [-C config ] -r [ module ...]
options:
-a, --all Load _all_ matching modules
-c, --showconfig Show current configuration
-d, --debug Print debugging information
-h, --help Print this message
-k, --autoclean Set 'autoclean' on loaded modules
-l, --list List matching modules
-n, --show Don't actually perform the action
-q, --quiet Quiet operation
-r, --remove Remove module (stacks) or do autoclean
-s, --syslog Use syslog to report
-t, --type moduletype Only look for modules of this type
-v, --verbose Print all commands
-V, --version Show version
-C, --config configfile Use instead of /etc/modules.conf
modprobe: install wcfxo failed
modprobe: insmod wcfxo failed
A bit of backgrount, using Debian 3.0r2, kernel 2.4.30 compiled using
source from kernel.org. The offending card involved is a PCI FXO card
and the whole point is linux telephony (Asterisk PBX) so this card
requires the wcfxo driver. Any thoughts?
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