A problem has apparently cropped up with a driver I developed a
few months ago. So I decided to add some debug and do some testing.
Sounds pretty simple, right? Wrong! After changing some code, I
followed the steps for rebuilding my driver. After doing a
"./sourceconfig BINARY" in the /usr/sys/conf directory I can no longer
build anything in the kernel. Make complains about a syntax error
in my Makefile. But it is the OS that created the Makefile through
sourceconfig! Foolishly, I did not save my original Makefile so now
I am stuck. Any ideas as to why or how the OS can create a bogus
Makefile or how I can recover from this condition? I tried removing
my drivers files and running another sourceconfig to create a Makefile
without any references to my driver code. A Makefile without
references to my driver code was created, but it still has the same
syntax error.
Any help is greatly appreciated and I will summarize.
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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Michael Galuza
DeJarnette Research Systems mgaluza_at_dejarnette.com
401 Washington Ave Suite 700 Voice: +1(410)583-0680 x691
Towson, MD 21204 Fax: +1(410)583-0696
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Received on Thu Sep 18 1997 - 18:40:14 NZST