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Invalid module format #3
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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 which you are trying to load it? Have you updated the kernel? |
Thanks for the reply @adrianomarto , And Yes I am using the same Raspberry PI Model 3 to built and load the module.(using the steps given by you on the https://github.com/adrianomarto/soft_uart ) |
Hello @adrianomarto can you please help me out for the solution. As I need this in my production. |
Hi @ESLHemantSangle,
You can also try to load the module using "insmod ./soft_uart.ko" to make sure you are loading the module in the current folder instad of something in the search path. Cheers, |
Hi @adrianomarto
As the output of step 1,2 and 3 referring to same kernel version i.e. Thanks, |
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 it is not exactly the same version as the kernel you are using. I would try to use the linux kernel and linux-headers from raspbian repository instead of downloading them from anywhere else. Just some tips:
Cheers, |
Thank very much @adrianomarto with your help I have solved the issue of kernel and the soft_uart module is running now thank you so much for your code and time |
I am glad that the problem is solved. |
Hi @adrianomarto, Thanks, |
How can we load the driver for 2 devices such as SOFT0 and SOFT1 (and select the appropriated pins) ? As both will run on very low baud rate I believe we will not face any performance issue. Thanks |
I am having the same issue of invalid module format while trying to insert a module |
Sir,
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There is a error while using "insmod soft_uart.ko" command on Raspberry PI 3
ERROR
insmod: ERROR: could not insert module soft_uart.ko: Invalid module format
OS Detials
PRETTY_NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)"
NAME="Raspbian GNU/Linux"
VERSION_ID="8"
VERSION="8 (jessie)"
ID=raspbian
ID_LIKE=debian
so can you help me solve this error
Thanks,
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