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Hi,
I have a Arrow Cyclone V FPGASoC kit, and am studying the linux driver. In order to compile the driver for the platform, I need the kernel header files which matches the kernel version running on my board. I made the zImage of my board using the source here: https://github.com/altera-opensource/linux-socfpga/tree/socfpga-3.10-ltsi-rt and the result of 'uname -r' on my board is '3.10.31-ltsi-05151-gc8b20a4'. However, the source code lacks its header files, and /usr/src, which usually contains the header file, is almost empty. So where can I find the header files I need? Thanks so much~~~Link Copied
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Please ignore the question in my post above.
As far as I know, compiling driver for desktop linux requires kernel header files which are usually set under /usr/src, and with the same kernel version number; Compiling driver for embedded linux usually needs the linux source code direcory where you build your zImage for the board, not header files. In other words: (1) For desktop linux: make -C /usr/src/(header file directory) M=${PWD} modules; (2) For embedded linux: make ARCH=arm -C /linux-socfpga-ret-ltsi M=${PWD} modules; I have successfully compiled a simple driver for my Arrow SoC like this, but the difference are not sure. Could be that desktop linux is too large for you to have all source code; and embedded linux usually not that large so that you can work under its source code directory which already contains header files.
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