Hi all
I have installed, some months ago, a raspberry p3 with lot of satisfaction.

Everything works well, but in these days I have the need to compile a kernel module ( PF_RING from ntopng ).

After compiling I have tried to insmod it and it didn't works, complaining about a module layout problem.
( pf_ring: disagrees about version of symbol module_layout )
After some investigation I have checked for the source tree and found that the src tree is:

linux-4.10.0next20170224

while the uname -r says:
4.9.5-v7-arm

So my question is: where can I find the source tree for my kernel ?

Thanks in advance

Pigi

abga,
I have already followed the advices in the post you mention, and have cloned the git but the rpi-4.9.y branch pulled out the 4.9.80 ( according to Makefile : VERSION = 4 PATCHLEVEL = 9 SUBLEVEL = 80 ) and mine ( sarpi ) is 4.9.5
I think that I will fall in the same problem.

That's why I was asking for the linux source used to build the sarpi kernel.

In case I won't find it I will try to build a new one, or even try to download one following the instruction on site but it don't seems to be so easy

Take your pick: https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/branches
Or recently: https://www.kernel.org

The SARPi Project used these repositories (past & present) as the source for building kernels.

What exactly are you looking for?

<edit> If you're meaning kernel 4.9.5 source tree then that would've been the RPi repository which was used as the Linux source.

I ended up by d/loading 4.9.5 vanilla from kernel.org
Then I have copied the defconfig from the rpi sources and compiled a kernel ( just to have everything needed ) but not installd.
After that I managed to compile a pf_ring.ko correctly.

Thanks to all

Pigi