In article <20030205183234.7b2fc4ea.nouvelles.fraiches@free.fr>,
Nouvelles Fraiches <nouvelles.fraiches@free.fr> wrote:
>Le Wed, 5 Feb 2003 17:00:59 GMT
>christos@zoulas.com (Christos Zoulas) a écrit :
>
>> In article <20030205153418.54ea03d3.nouvelles.fraiches@free.fr>,
>> Nouvelles Fraiches <nouvelles.fraiches@free.fr> wrote:
>> 
>> - make sure that your NT volume has not been upgraded to a dynamic volume.
>It has not. I don't use XP very often. Anyway, as I wrote in the first
>message, compiling in NTFS support via 'file-system NTFS' in my kernel
>config works.
>> - make sure that the running kernel and the .o modloaded file are from
>>   the same sources.
>They are. I haven't found any documentation explaining that modules are
>not compiled when kernel is, but after crashing (and having my first
>core under NEtBSD :-)) when modloading any module, I understood one have
>to recompile modules -- if they are used -- upon kernel change. So I
>recompiled userland. 
>
>Why isn't there a build.sh target to recompile modules (and not the
>whole userland) ?

You can make includes, and then cd to /usr/src/sys/lkm and make from there.

christos