Trivial: Changes all <module>.o to .ko in Kconfig files
PATCH 1/1 Trivial: Changes all <module>.o to .ko in Kconfig files
This patch goes against 2.5.59 and changes every <modulename>.o to <modulename>.ko in every Kconfig they occur, except the ones I overlooked ;) It's a rather large patch so it's gzipped and attached.
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GertJan
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Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bitThis patch goes against 2.5.59 and changes every <modulename>.o to <modulename>.ko in every
Kconfigthey occur, except the ones I overlooked ;) It's a rather large patch so it's gzipped and attached.
I'd prefer just trimming the extension. "modprobe foo" is what they want to know.
It also sets the prefix of the parameters, when/if they are updated.
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Rusty.
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I'd prefer just trimming the extension. "modprobe foo" is what they want to know.
It also sets the prefix of the parameters, when/if they are updated.
I tend to agree with you, but the .o in existing help files is clearly wrong. Perhaps the patch could be edited to just replace the .ko with nothing. Yep, it can.
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I'd prefer just trimming the extension. "modprobe foo" is what they want to know.
It also sets the prefix of the parameters, when/if they are updated.
I tend to agree with you, but the .o in existing help files is clearly wrong. Perhaps the patch could be edited to just replace the .ko with nothing. Yep, it can.
OK, here is a new patch, I edited the old patch and took out the .ko's so now the extension is trimmed instead.
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GertJan