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#35
Originally Posted by fanoush View Post
the 'ln' line is wrong, swap arguments, it is 'ln -s original newlink'

also it is better to use -f in the test, -x is true only if the file has x bit set which may not be true for kernel module file (depends on how you downloaded/copied it to the device)
Thanks for the hint.
I swapped arguments, and the link file was created.
To be sure, I also replaced the -x with a -f in the script.

This time the script was executed at startup,
or more exactly, the patched driver was loaded:-)

Now let's hope the browser won't crash anymore;-)


Many thanks to all people involved in solving this annoying problem.

Regards

Raymond