Insert module into 6.1.63 kernel doesn't work
Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2024 11:04 pm
Hello!
I'm using the rk3328-XYZ-ubuntu-noble-core-6.1-arm64 image on my NanoPi NEO3, which has the Linux 6.1.63 kernel.
I'm trying to compile and insert a third party driver for a USB to UART interface (Max Linear XR21V1414). At first driver compilation was unsuccessful, but after manually adding the linux headers for 6.1.63 and installing, I was successful.
However, this driver requires me to use "insmod" to load the driver into the kernel, and it always fails at this step.
How can I fix this?
I'm using the rk3328-XYZ-ubuntu-noble-core-6.1-arm64 image on my NanoPi NEO3, which has the Linux 6.1.63 kernel.
I'm trying to compile and insert a third party driver for a USB to UART interface (Max Linear XR21V1414). At first driver compilation was unsuccessful, but after manually adding the linux headers for 6.1.63 and installing, I was successful.
However, this driver requires me to use "insmod" to load the driver into the kernel, and it always fails at this step.
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sudo insmod xr_usb_serial_common.koCode: Select all
insmod: ERROR: could not insert module xr_usb_serial_common.ko: Invalid module formatHow can I fix this?