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Make detects "no control file" & Make load displays "Invalid module format" #9

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1reverseengineer opened this issue Oct 24, 2020 · 2 comments

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@1reverseengineer
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1reverseengineer commented Oct 24, 2020

I am so done with this. This is without a doubt the worst error ever, I hate make.

When I try to execute sudo make in the CH341SER folder, it simply enters the modules/....../amd64/build foldder and leaves because no destination or make control file was named.

When using the InstallACModule's "InstallCH340.sh" file, I finally have a ch34x.ko. So I tried to copy the file to the CH341SER folder and then wrote `sudo make load.
Except now I get the error

modprobe usbserial
insmod ch34x.ko
insmod: ERROR: could not insert module ch34x.ko: Invalid module format
make: *** [Makefile:12: load] Error 1

EDIT: Please help, put an end to this extrodinary suffering

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nsk commented Oct 24, 2020

known bug you must connect the sensor directly to the GPIOs and to the sensor

see here : #8 and here : https://i.imgur.com/6aqQQLK.jpg

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1reverseengineer commented Oct 24, 2020

No no you misunderstood something or I didnt clarify my case well enough.
I don't have any sensors. I haven't even written a sketch, I can't see my nano in arduino IDE because the drivers are not installed
So I have to install these drivers (CH340/CH341) to be able to use my nano in the first place.

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