Adriano Marto Reis
Adriano Marto Reis
The JSONDecodeError is expected to happen on older operating systems, such as Ubuntu 18.04. That is because they don't support the "-j" option in the "ip -j route". @ton31337 agreed...
I modified the test so it is only executed if the target platform supports the command "ip -j route get".
Yes, that is correct. The bug affects version 9.1 but it is OK in the master branch. It seems that the commit 4a96ff2af91087ea0ebc3523193d883d9e5c0409 broke it, but I still could not...
These are the versions I tested: - master: good - 9.1: bad - 9.0.1 bad - 8.5.3: good - 8.5.2: good - 8.5.1: good
This is the commit that fixed the issue in the master branch. Perhaps we could backport it. a272a2b364604f829aa21f323c0422613b423c43 is the first bad commit commit a272a2b364604f829aa21f323c0422613b423c43 Author: Donald Sharp Date: Thu...
Hi, The module was not designed to do that. Renaming the file would not make any difference either. If you really want to have multiple serial ports, then you need...
That usually happens when we build the module using kernel headers of a different version from the kernel being used. Have you built the module in the same system into...
Hi @ESLHemantSangle, I would try the following: 1. Type "uname -a" on the command prompt and take note of the indicated kernel version. 2. Go the folder where you are...
Hi @ESLHemantSangle, Have you noticed that the version indicated by modinfo is 4.4.50-v7 whilst your kernel is 4.4.50-v7+? I don't know exactly from where you downloaded the kernel headers, but...
I am glad that the problem is solved.