I'm preparing my Debian kernel-source so that I can compile my pctel modem driver.
I've done the kernel-source-preparing before in RedHat, basically:
make mrproper # get the configuration file ready, then make dep
But when I compile my pctel modem driver, I get the "no modversions.h file found" error:
$ ./configure -auto checking for running kernel version...2.4.25 checking for ptserial...ptserial-2.4.7.c checking for gcc...3.3.4 searching for kernel includes...found at /usr/src/linux/include checking for modversions.h...** error modversions.h could not be found you probably need to configure your kernel, please read the FAQ about no modversions.h file.
> But when I compile my pctel modem driver, I get the "no > modversions.h file found" error:
Install the 'kernel-header-<version>-1-<arch>' package, where:
<version> is the version of your kernel, and <arch> is the architecture type, be it 386,486, etc.
Also, I recommend you install 'build-essential'.
When you're lost again, use 'apt-cache search kernel-header | less' if you find the name of the package to be elusive.
Thomas Adam