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[all variants] How to setup DKMS and Highpoint RocketRaid 276x

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hello, I think that I might help someone with this. I was playing with HighPoint RocketRaid 2760A card and finally created patch to work with DKMS. I've tested with 12.04. And it works. If someone needs... Downloads the attached. and unzip and untar it. then # apt-get install dkms # cp -r rr276x-linux-src-v1.1/ /usr/src/rr276x-1.1 # mv /usr/src/rr276x-1.1/lib /usr/src/rr276x-1.1/real_lib # ln -s /usr/src/rr276x-1.1/real_lib/ /usr/src/rr276x-1.1/lib # dkms add -m rr276x -v 1.1 # uname -a put your kernel name here. # dkms build -k 3.2.0-31-generic -m rr276x -v 1.1 After build success, (Hardware)

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