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I think all linux deivce drive files should be a compile command line in the end of the file or in the readme file. Just copy this line to the command shell, you will get a devicefilename.o file, and copy this file to /lib/modules/2.x.x
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I think all linux deivce drive files should be a compile command line in the end of the file or in the readme file. Just copy this line to the command shell, you will get a devicefilename.o file, and copy this file to /lib/modules/2.x.x

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I've installed RH 7 and have a device which wasn't detected during setup. &nbsp;Its an Adaptec 152x SCSCI card. &nbsp;If I find a module for this device, how does one install it to activate this device, or any other device that wasn't detected?
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I've installed RH 7 and have a device which wasn't detected during setup.  Its an Adaptec 152x SCSCI card.  If I find a module for this device, how does one install it to activate this device, or any other device that wasn't detected?

Installing Module

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