- Or make sure that the kernel config files are installed.
Check the /lib/modules/$(KERNEL_VERSION)/build directory.
- Compile the ARH drivers:
Compile the drivers with "make" command in the following order:
• /usr/src/gx/kernel/gxsd
• /usr/src/gx/kernel/prddrv
• /usr/src/gx/kernel/fxmc_usb
3. Install new kernel modules:
For PRDDRV:
/sbin/insmod /usr/src/gx/kernel/gxsd/gxsd.ko
/sbin/insmod /usr/src/gx/kernel/prddrv/prddrv.ko
4. Automatic driver loading is enabled by the pr-udev module.
This module enables the automatic installation of the driver modules upon connecting the reader
to the PC. As a result, there is no need to start the driver manually.
If you get a "No rule to make target…" error message by typing "make":
If the output of "uname -i" is "unknown" and your system is either i386 or x86_64:
Make a symbolic link to e.g. b_prddrv.o by typing:
ln -s b_prddrv.o.i386 b_prddrv.o OR
ln -s b_prddrv.o.x86_64 b_prddrv.o
(ln -sf b_prddrv.o.i386
/usr/src/gx/kernel/prddrv/b_prddrv.o.GenuineIntel by me)
according to your system.
If this feature is not needed, then remove the 98-arh.rules from the
/etc/udev/rules.d directory.
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