From: Nicholas Clark ([email protected])
Date: Mon Mar 06 2000 - 16:06:08 CET
Well, you could just try upgrading your kernel... (replace your vmlinuz,
and your modules with the appropiate ones) and presto! Done!
Daniel Djamaludin wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> My name is Daniel Djamaludin and I am doing a thesis at university which requires the current USB drivers for linux to be backported to linux version 2.0.38. Version 2.0 is required since it is to be placed in an embedded system environment which is already set up at 2.0 for uLinux. The aim is to use a CPIa camera with USB support to be run by uLinux.
> I was wondering if anyone has already done it or whether you know it is possible to do it at all, and if so where should I begin.
> Thank-you very much for helping me out.
> Daniel Djamaludin
> Final Year Electrical Engineering Student
> University of Queensland
> Brisbane Australia
>
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