Fernando ApesteguĂa ha scritto:
On 1/5/07, Paulo Cavalcanti <promac(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> > I read the solution to this in the ntfs-3g web site but I don't want
> > to compile the module by myself (just I would like to keep all my
> > system consistent with the RPM database if possible).
>
> > The point is that this worked fine, but the last update broke it.
>
> > Any help here?
>
> In fact, creating the module does work.
> I built a kmdl rpm for me. You can try do the same (or a kmod if you
> prefer),
> if you do not want to install over the original kernel module.
>
Well the point is that after an update, some features of my system
doesn't work (fuse in this case...). I think this is not good.
# rmmod fuse (remove old, in-kernel fuse module)
download fuse tarball, extract it, change into kernel/ subdir,
# ./configure --enable-kernel
# make
copy fuse.ko in /lib/modules/`uname -r`/updates/
and from now you will use updated kernel module.
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