When I do as suggested by others and manually copy over the version that was built by DKMS, that error goes away. I also had a number of kernel crashes on my AMD64 X2 system when loading some imon related modules so I had to blacklist imon, rc-imon-mce and rc-imon-pad. I don't have the time to find out which one caused the crash.
I think we are looking at two bugs here:
1) The imon modules that come delivered with natty don't work with the iMon PAD and may even course a kernel crash.
2) The lirc-modules-source package contains an older version of the lirc_imon driver.
Ideally, 1) would be fixed but for now I'd rather have at least 2) work.
Here is what is happening with the original lirc_imon in natty:
$ modprobe -v lirc_imon 2.6.38- 8-generic/ kernel/ drivers/ staging/ lirc/lirc_ imon.ko 2.6.38- 8-generic/ kernel/ drivers/ staging/ lirc/lirc_ imon.ko) : Invalid argument
insmod /lib/modules/
FATAL: Error inserting lirc_imon (/lib/modules/
When I do as suggested by others and manually copy over the version that was built by DKMS, that error goes away. I also had a number of kernel crashes on my AMD64 X2 system when loading some imon related modules so I had to blacklist imon, rc-imon-mce and rc-imon-pad. I don't have the time to find out which one caused the crash.
I think we are looking at two bugs here:
1) The imon modules that come delivered with natty don't work with the iMon PAD and may even course a kernel crash.
2) The lirc-modules-source package contains an older version of the lirc_imon driver.
Ideally, 1) would be fixed but for now I'd rather have at least 2) work.