...doesn't work.
Opened this issue · 4 comments
chromatic-universe commented
fatal error: asm/linkage.h: No such file or directory
kotee4ko commented
the same error. on 5.10 branch.
trying to fix it via:
22 # Find the headers
23 find_path(
24 KERNELHEADERS_DIR
25 include/linux/user.h
26 PATHS /usr/src/linux-headers-${KERNEL_RELEASE}
27 )
28 find_path(
29 KERNELHEADERS_ASM
30 include/asm/linkage.h
31 PATHS /usr/src/linux-headers-${KERNEL_RELEASE}/arch/x86
32 )
33
34 message(STATUS "Kernel release: ${KERNEL_RELEASE}")
35 message(STATUS "Kernel headers: ${KERNELHEADERS_DIR}")
36 message(STATUS "Kernel generic: ${KERNELHEADERS_ASM}")
37
38 # Add header files
39 include_directories(
40 ${KERNELHEADERS_DIR}/include
41 )
42 include_directories(
43 ${KERNELHEADERS_ASM}/include
44 )
45
but recursive includes and redefinition's appears...
cc-michaelu commented
I verified that this problem persists.
aravindhank11 commented
Any pointers on the reported issue? I am also hitting the same with 5.4 kernel
petmos commented
You have to build it with: "make driver" instead of "make"
Calling "make" tries to build the target "dummy_target" which tries to create a library by compiling hello.c.
But "dummy_target" is only a placeholder to parse the source file when you are using an IDE like clion.