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Which modules get installed with modules_install

I'm trying to build a 2.6.18 kernel for XEN (level 0), and I need to make an initrd image that will utilize our HP's raid/scsi driver (cciss.o). The driver is being built and I can see it in drivers/block/cciss.o. But when I do "make modules_install", this module is not copied into the corresponding directory in /lib/modules. Why? How can I change this so that it is installed? (I do not need to know how to manually make a .ko file from a .o file.)

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did you mead the module is not installed in /lib/modules within your filesystem within initrd.
normally it should be installed within your filesystem by make modules_install.
you can change to the source directory of cciss and type make install to force this or see any error.
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Right. It's getting made but not installed. The xen compilation "build world" process is handling this.

I tried starting from scratch, but then "build world" resulted in "cannot find stdarg.h". The compilation line has --nostdinc, so I don't know WTF is going on.
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