Installing Linux Kernel Modules without plus + (on ARM)

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Installing Linux Kernel Modules of Version 3.4.79, but I always get a foulder with 3.4.79+.

How can I install it without the +?

Doing it with

make ARCH=arm INSTALL_MODULE_PATH=dest modules_install

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linuxlinux-kernelarmlinux-device-driver
Does the Makefile have KERNELDIR := /lib/modules/$(shell uname -r)/build or KERNELDIR := /lib/modules/some-hardcoded-path/build? – wallyk
yes it's hardcoded path to kernel.release which contains a single word "3.4.79+". removed the "+". After the same "make ..." command I get at the end of makeprocess: DEPMOD 3.4.79+ – csnewb
Did you make clean? – wallyk
i try to "make clean" before. the point is, that the kernel.release is generated (with the 3.4.79+) while the "make" process. so it´s a mistake while the "make" in the kernel source. – csnewb
trying this post, will tell my result soon: stackoverflow.com/questions/19333918/… – csnewb

1 Answers

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this worked for me: 

sed -i "s|CONFIG_LOCALVERSION_AUTO=.*|CONFIG_LOCALVERSION_AUTO=n|" .config && make LOCALVERSION=