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README.TXT Driver File Contents (1_st6000src_1.34.zip)

SuperTrak Linux Driver Installation

This document describes how to compile and install the new SuperTrak driver for
Linux. Our driver is a module. You do not need to recompile and reinstall the 
kernel.

Before you start: 

   Be sure that your kernel source code is present on your PC, typically in the 
/usr/src directory under the name Linux-2.4.16 or another Linux version. You 
will need this source code to compile the new driver. 

Begin to compile the SuperTrak driver as the following steps:

  1. Go to the kernel source code's directory, (for example, "/usr/src/linux-
     2.4.16") 
  2. Run the command "make menuconfig" or "make xconfig" to configure kernel 
     source codes.
     Configure "Loadable Module support" and "Processor type and features" 
     the same as the kernel on which your PC is running so the driver can be
     loaded into the kernel.
  3. Save and Exit the configure menu.
  4. Run the command "make dep" as shown.
  5. Go to the directory where our driver code is located. Before building the 
     driver code, you have two choices:
     1.) If you want run the driver in current kernel version and the kernel 
         source directory is something like '/usr/src/linux-x.x.xx/', the 
         'x.x.xx' is the current kernel version, then you can just run make 
         command in the driver source code directory.
     2.) If you don't want run the driver in current kernel version, then you
         must tell the make program where is the linux kernel source directory.
         thus, you can run 'make KERNEL_SOURCE_DIR=/usr/src/linux-x.xx.xx'
         (without the quotation marks).
         for example: 
           If your kernel source directory is '/usr/src/linux-2.4.18-5', then 
           you can run make like this in command line: 
         # make KERNEL_SOURCE_DIR="/usr/src/linux-2.4.18-5" 
           You can also ignore the quotation marks, like the following:
         # make KERNEL_SOURCE_DIR=/usr/src/linux-2.4.18-5 
   
  9. Run the command "make insmod" or "insmod pti_st.o" to load the new driver.