[Gloucs] Wireless driver problem

[Maximillian Murphy]

> > This looks like the module was compiled for the wrong kernel. Some 
> > tools, if you don't specify a kernel version explicitly, use uname to 
> > work out which kernel to target. Is it possible you rebuild the module 
> > before rebooting into the new kernel? Maybe it built for the running 
> > kernel but installed in the new kernel's module directory.
> >
> > Just a guess. Try deleting it and building it again. Also manually 
> > check that /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build points to a valid kernel 
> > header tree for the running kernel.
> >
> > Matt

A scan of the web seems to back this up.  One post suggests:

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This occurs when there is a mismatch in the kernel header version that is included and the version of the kernel u are running

What is ur kernel version and what is the path of the kernel header include files ?
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If you do find that the header files are older than the kernel then there is a debian package that provides kernel headers, so fixing this should be easy enough.  Apt suggests: linux-kernel-headers

Once more unto the machine, dear friend, or stuff its USB port with chewing gum.

Regards, Max