Closed LeePower closed 8 years ago
Hello. An option will either indicate some driver is built into the kernel ("=y") or will be built as a module ("=m") or is not selected. The unselected state can either be indicated by a line starting with "#" (e.g. "# CONFIG_SCSI is not set") or by the absence of the relevant line from the .config file. Reference: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/SCSI-2.4-HOWTO/kconfig.html
Your setting is ='y', so you will not see "touchscreen.ko" in the the modules directory
but your driver is already compiled in the the kernel.
You can type the following command in the terminal to verify the drivers is working or not.
root@localhost:~$ dmesg | grep touchscreen
Thank you @pccr10001 well explained!
Hi, I'm trying to get my touchscreen to work in my Android I've modified the line
CONFIG_INPUT_TOUCHSCREEN = y
in sun8iw7p1smp_android_defconfig and run ./build.sh lunch Everything compiled fine. I was expecting to see a usbtouchscreen.ko in the output/lib/module/modules/3.4.39/ folder But I can't find it, would anyone help me? Thanks!