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5 – Red Hat Linux Driver Installation
Installing the Driver
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5. Create a new directory, /qla4xxx. Using the driver disk created in section 5.2 ,
copy the qla4xxxsrc-v x.xx .tgz file to /qla4xxx and extract the files. For example:
# mkdir qla4xxx
# cd qla4xxx
# mcopy a:*.tgz .
(The period (.) at the end is required.)
# tar -xvzf *.tgz
6. Build the qla4010.o driver from the source code by typing:
# make
NOTE: Refer to Makefile for additional supported command line parameters.
After building an SMP version of the driver, you must load the driver by one of the
following methods:
■
Manually (see section 5.3.3)
■
Through a RAMDISK image, which you must build (see section 5.3.4)
5.3.3
Loading the Driver Manually
Before loading the driver manually, you must build a UP or SMP version of the driver,
as described in
sections 5.3.1 and 5.3.2 .
To load the driver directly from the local build directory, type the following:
# insmod ./qla4010.o
To load the driver using modprobe, follow these steps:
1. Copy driver binary files. Type the following:
# cp qla4010.o /lib/modules/< kernel
version >/kernel/drivers/scsi/
2. Update the module dependency file. You can either enter the
depmod -a
command or make sure that the following line is in the /lib/modules/< kernel
release version >/modules.dep file:
/lib/modules/< kernel version >/kernel/drivers/scsi/qla4010.o: \
/lib/modules/< kernel version >/kernel/drivers/scsi/scsi_mod.o
3. Type the following to load the driver:
# modprobe qla4010
5.3.4
Building a RAMDISK Image to Load the Driver Automatically
You can load the qla4xxx driver at boot time using a RAMDISK image. For more
information, refer to the Red Hat installation guide.