My server has a HighPoint Rocket 750 card.
When I try to install the drivers (available here: http://www.highpoint-tech.com/USA_new/series_r750-Download.htm) I get the below errors when building: https://pastebin.com/3jKgYcyh
It looks like the installation script essentially tries to use headers with a linux-headers-$(uname -r) syntax. My understanding is that this is why I can't compile the drivers with my pve-headers-$(uname -r) syntax.
Any suggestions?
Is there some way to alias the headers?
The script to install is quite extensive and so ideally I wouldn't have to edit it -- to see it you can unzip the .bin by running sh r750-linux-src-v1.2.10.1-17_01_23.bin --target ./dump_dir and looking at the ./dump_dir/dist/hptdrv-monitor script.
Would appreciate all advice.
EDIT:
Derp...I ran the make manually and it looks like there are issues not related to the kernel headers. See: https://pastebin.com/AerkTQZu
I also see that the drivers only go up to kernel 4.9 and my Proxmox is kernel 4.15.18-2.
Just a basic compatibility issue?
Can I roll back to a 4.9 kernel?
Would like input
Thanks!
When I try to install the drivers (available here: http://www.highpoint-tech.com/USA_new/series_r750-Download.htm) I get the below errors when building: https://pastebin.com/3jKgYcyh
It looks like the installation script essentially tries to use headers with a linux-headers-$(uname -r) syntax. My understanding is that this is why I can't compile the drivers with my pve-headers-$(uname -r) syntax.
Any suggestions?
Is there some way to alias the headers?
The script to install is quite extensive and so ideally I wouldn't have to edit it -- to see it you can unzip the .bin by running sh r750-linux-src-v1.2.10.1-17_01_23.bin --target ./dump_dir and looking at the ./dump_dir/dist/hptdrv-monitor script.
Would appreciate all advice.
EDIT:
Derp...I ran the make manually and it looks like there are issues not related to the kernel headers. See: https://pastebin.com/AerkTQZu
I also see that the drivers only go up to kernel 4.9 and my Proxmox is kernel 4.15.18-2.
Just a basic compatibility issue?
Can I roll back to a 4.9 kernel?
Would like input
Thanks!
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