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On 07/10/06 20:57:15, Shane Humphrey wrote:
> 2. Extract the archive into a directory with "tar -zxvf
>.tgz
> 3. cd into the directory it created.
> 4. Type: make clean
> 5. Type: make 536ep
> 6. Type: makeinstall-536ep
>
> I am stuck at step 2 as the files on the disc aren't tar files.
The files you have listed are already expanded.
> Linux folder contents on driver CD:
> 536ep-boot
> 536ep-inst
> hamregistry
> Readme.txt
> Makefile
Makefile is the target of the 'make' command.
> vssver.scc
> Folder - Coredrv contains:
> 536epcore.lib
> rts.c
> clmmain.c
These .c files are the C source code that 'make' will pass to gcc to
compile the program according to the instructions in the Makefile.
$ cd /media/cdrom/foo/
# or whatever your CD path is for the directory ABOVE the source
$ tar -czf ~/536epdriver.tar.gz driver-source-dir/
$ cd ~
Now do step two.
i.e. Instead of simply copying the files from the CD (where the
permissions are all read-only), create a tar.gz from the CD files and
decompress that on your local filesystem so that the files are written
with YOUR UID and writable permissions.
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