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From: Jayton Garnett <jay@codegurus.org>
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Subject: making custom kernel module with ndiscvt
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Hello,

A while back I asked about my wireless card and if it will be supported 
in 6.0-Release. It wont be :-( .
Anyway, I have now decided to use ndiscvt to create my own customer 
kernel module for my wireless card
using the windows drivers.

I now have a file called cvwl.h and want to convert it to cvwl.ko so I 
can either:
a)Compile it into the Kernel
b)load/unload it dynamically.

How would I go about creating the .ko file from the .h file?

Cheers,
Jayton