Can someone please help me compile the tun.ko module?
I'm even wlling to end someone a few bucks via paypal for compiling it for me.
I'm also looking for tun.ko for this build. openVPN won't work without it.
I would be glad if I got good instructions on how to compile it since Im having trouble finding that
I'm looking for the same tun.ko today. No luck yet. Sigh...
Finally I compiled one yesterday. Hope it works for you guys.
Check it out on my blog:
jjw.in/application/406
Hi, I am currently running Scoot CyanogenMod 6.1.2 together with his recommended 2.6.32.9 kernel. Its working fine but I was wondering if anyone knows how to add cifs support. I know I must add cifs.ko and slow-work.ko modules but I can't seem to find the ones I need and I also need to know how to add them to the kernel.
Thanks for your help
popart said:
Hi, I am currently running Scoot CyanogenMod 6.1.2 together with his recommended 2.6.32.9 kernel. Its working fine but I was wondering if anyone knows how to add cifs support. I know I must add cifs.ko and slow-work.ko modules but I can't seem to find the ones I need and I also need to know how to add them to the kernel.
Thanks for your help
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Support has to be built into the Kernel from source, either as modules (as what you said above), or integrated into the Kernel itself (no need for the modules)
Been using BC's lernel V8 which supports under and over clocking AND Auto-Bump Charge. HOWEVER, it doesnt seem to be Netfilter-enabled. Is there anyone who can modify this kernel with the auto-bump charge to be a Netfilter-enabled kernel??
Thanks... is case you can help, PM me and I can email you the kernel unless you need the source (which I cant help with).
Thanks again!!
I am about to test this on the aosp rom
i've compiled with the latest kernel source it should work in any stock 4.0.3 kernel
http://techerrata.com/file/teamwin/gnexus-4.0.3_cifs.ko
onicrom said:
I am about to test this on the aosp rom
i've compiled with the latest kernel source it should work in any stock 4.0.3 kernel
http://techerrata.com/file/teamwin/gnexus-4.0.3_cifs.ko
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I have CIFS+UTF-8 enabled by default on all of my kernels if you want to try...
this module is for anyone who does not want to run a custom kernel
it is built off the latest source released by google for ics 4.0.3 on the gnexus
but i'll give your kernel a go for fun
Don't forget that to load/insert a module, one needs root access.
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Don't you need the slow-work.ko compiled for 4.0.3 as well, to make things like CIFSManager work?
Jason
Will this trash battery life? If I remember correctly, Franco removed it from his kernal because it hosed the battery.
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Yes!
Hope to have nls_utf8.ko to support any non-english char as well!
I've never had an issue with cifs killing battery life...
also note, franco compiled the cifs functionality INTO the kernel not as a loadable module
you can simply rmmod cifs to remove it from the kernel.
im not sure how he determined cifs was the culprit it seems very strange.
What is the practical application for this? I'm not hating on it, just curious what people are using this for. Can you mount SMB/CIFS shares in the file system this way?
yes
this module allows you to cifs/smb mount shares on your phone
This module won't work. It has to be built against the kernel to get the same magic number. Try and insmod it on i.e. Franco, and do a dmesg.
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This module won't work. It has to be built against the kernel to get the same magic number. Try and insmod it on i.e. Franco, and do a dmesg.
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It only works with the stock aosp kernel not with fanco kernel or any other custom kernel ofcourse.....
Is there anywhere that I could get a 4.0.2 version of cifs.ko?
Does anyone know of kernels that have the cifs.ko module for the e4gt?
I am having a tough time finding anything current that includes it.
Only I have found so far was the Desperado kernel.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks.