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Remove/Reinstall Driver #51
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Reinstallation is basically just running Since this is a kernel module, you might want to reinstall your machine for any changes to take effect. If you're not patient enough, something like |
I'm trying to do this, as I suspect the driver broke somehow, but it just returns: I'm guessing I need to designate a target, but I don't know how that's done. |
Sounds like you're in the wrong directory, check that you're in the top directory to where you cloned the repository. Running |
I didn't navigate to any directory as I don't know about that. - I also don't know where I would have cloned the repository. I've only followed installation-instructions about half a year ago and so it would be whatever it is by default. It shows a hid-tmff2 folder in Home. Is that where I should run it from (or run the Terminal from in the first place)? |
Yep, sounds like that would be it, just go
I suspect you updated your system, and it pulled in a new version of Linux. Whenever this happens, the driver has to be compiled again for the newer kernel. This is done automatically by DKMS, and I would recommend you try that install method Otherwise you'll have to periodically run |
Yes, Pop!_OS updates a lot of stuff regularly and I rarely change anything manually. I haven't in recent days, but somewhere between just a few days ago and today something changed and the wheel stopped responding to Overdrive and game-feedback (though it was still detected). So it's hard to tell what all changes with "automatic" updates. I was looking at the installation-methods but didn't even remember which one I used, so apparently it would be the manual one. - I there a way to switch to the DKMS-method? Or is it just a matter of doing it that way and it will overwrite it? For now it seems reinstalling worked, although it did indicate some things about different versions indeed. |
Just perform a DKMS install as normal. You might find in |
Hi! How to remove/reinstall the driver?
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