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There is a problem with building the linux kernel. #3
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Hello. Apart from building and using the kernel source, please also compile and install the kernel module in the |
kernel/bpf/core.c:36:10: fatal error: linux/lio.h: no such file or directory exists |
Sorry I missed the header file. Maybe the header file does not take effect? What will happen if you remove "#include <linux/lio.h" from the source code? The error during |
now i have removed "#include<linux/lio.h>" from core.c ,then i got another error |
A simple workaround is using |
Hello. I'm trying to implement this project in our system with DaisyPlus.
I was trying to build the kernel and downgrade from kernel version 5.15.0-101-generic to 5.10.21 which you have suggested.
But an error saying that there is no lio.h header file in linux directory.
So I copied a file with the same name from "uebf-rt/include/" to the specified directory and built it.
The system says that it was successful but after installing the built kernel and running the "eval-one" program you provided,
another error occurs saying that seems to be failing at the function "set_back_file".
So, I'm wondering if there was a misbehavior of me when building the kernel.
I suspect that the reason was copying the lio.h from the other directory.
If it is true, can you provide me with a correct solution for getting the lio.h file?
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