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Originally Posted by zxczxc
Ok this makes perfect sense, thank you.
Would it be as simple as compiling the compiler, just as you instructed and I did for PW3, but this time from the sources for KT3?
I assume I will also have to put the kernel module source on github with KindleLazy? I'll try to do it soon.
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It is not explicitly stated in the GPLv2, but common practice seems to indicate that just a hyperlink to where the sources can be found is sufficient.
Unless you made changes to the sources.
I now understand that you have not made changes to the kernel sources (as posted by Amazon @
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custo...deId=200203720 ) but only building some modules that Amazon does not normally ship.
I think that is what I did when I last built all modules for all (at the time) existing Kindle models / Kernel version in use. (It's posted here, somewhere.)
But I did include the build scripting I used to do it.
It is actually easier to use the 'allmodules' makefile target than to pick and choose just a few selected modules.
(Plus, the output of moddep will be complete to support the module auto-loader.)