I cannot add the module with "sudo dkms add ." because I have an existing rtl8192eu/1.0
module that works for older D11 kernels (compatibility broke with 5.10.0-25).
So I want to keep rtl8192eu for older kernels (like 5.10.0-23), that's why
I don't want to use "sudo dkms remove rtl8192/1.0 --all".
Question 1: If I build using
sudo dkms build rtl8192/1.0 -k 5.10.0-25-amd64
does it build the new module (working directory) instead of the one
that was installed using "sudo dkms add ."?
Can I remove the module rtl8192/1.0 forthiskernel so that I can
"sudo dkms add ." it?
Question 2: I get the same issue as in #309 (BUT please see Question 1).
hello community,
I cannot add the module with "sudo dkms add ." because I have an existing rtl8192eu/1.0 module that works for older D11 kernels (compatibility broke with 5.10.0-25). So I want to keep rtl8192eu for older kernels (like 5.10.0-23), that's why I don't want to use "sudo dkms remove rtl8192/1.0 --all".
Question 1: If I build using sudo dkms build rtl8192/1.0 -k 5.10.0-25-amd64 does it build the new module (working directory) instead of the one that was installed using "sudo dkms add ."? Can I remove the module rtl8192/1.0 for this kernel so that I can "sudo dkms add ." it?
Question 2: I get the same issue as in #309 (BUT please see Question 1).
Many Thanks and Best Regards, Felix