Install the NDAS driver
1. Install the rpm for redhat or suse derived distros
This is for Redhat, Fedora Core, CentOS, SuSE, Mandrake and Mandriva.
Download the files and execute the *.bin file to get the binary rpm. You should agree to the License Terms.
$ /bin/sh ./ndas-kernel-1.0.2-2.4.18_14.rh8.24.i686.rpm.bin ... ... # rpm -ivh ndas-kernel-1.0.2-2.4.18_14.24.i686.rpm # rpm -ivh ndas-admin-1.0.2-24.i686.rpm
Note: '$' before the command means that the command can be executed with the regular user account,
meanwhile '#' before the command means that the command must be executed with the root privileged account.
Specific SuSE information
SUSE 9.3
If the ndas-admin install fails on a message with a scripting error on line 26, remove line 26 of the faulty file, check that the rpm is actually installed by trying a reinstall (it should be) and try a reboot.
SUSE 10.0
Use the nodependency option as the ndas-kernel rpm is faulty vis
# rpm -ivh ndas-kernel-1.0.0-2.4.18_14.52.i686.rpm --nodeps
If the ndas-admin install fails on a message with a scripting error on line 26, remove line 26 of the faulty file, check that the rpm is actually installed by trying a reinstall (it should be) and try a reboot.
SuSE 10.1 - update
Updated rpms are available on the download page.
2. Install the deb
This is for Debian, and Ubuntu. Download the NDAS beta driver file then execute,
$ /bin/sh ./ndas-kernel_1.0.0-2.4.27_2_686.56_i386.deb.bin ... ... # dpkg -i ndas-kernel_1.0.0-2.4.27_2_686.56_i386.deb # dpkg -i ndas-admin_1.0.0-125_i386.deb
3. Build and install from the tarball
This is for Gentoo, any other distros or the pre-built binary driver is not provided for your kernel.
To build the installable packages
To build the NDAS driver for Ubuntu
To build the NDAS driver for Gentoo
To build the driver for embedded system
TODO: add the detail later
