Проблема с установкой драйвера Ubuntu 14.04

rm -f Makefile
ln Makefile26 Makefile
make -C /usr/src/linux SUBDIRS=$PWD modules
rm -v Makefile .*.cmd *.o *.mod.c tmk1553.ko tmklllin.ko

ake: Entering directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.13.0-24'
make: *** No rule to make target `modules'.  Stop.
make: Leaving directory `/usr/src/linux-headers-3.13.0-24'

CFLAGS_MODULE += -DTMK1553B_NOCONFIGH
obj-m := tmk1553b.o
tmk1553b-objs := tmk1553.o tmklllin.o

 There are two methods to compile the driver. The first method is more 
simple and should be tried at first and if the driver cannot be compiled or 
started then try the second method.
1. In the /source/tmk1553b folder run appropriate command: make22u for 
   kernels 2.2; make24u or make24ut for kernels 2.4; make26uu or make26uut for 
   kernels 2.6. 
1. In the /source/tmk1553b folder run appropriate command: make22 for 
   kernels 2.2; make24 or make24t for kernels 2.4; make26 or make26t for 
   kernels 2.6. 
   Linux kernel sources should be placed in the /usr/src/linux folder for 
   successful driver compilation. If, by any reason, Linux kernel sources 
   are placed in other folder (for example, /usr/src/linux-2.4) you need to 
   create /usr/src/linux yourself by running command like this:
   link /usr/src/linux-2.4 /usr/src/linux
   This command is placed in linkkern24 file.
   You may need to run following commands in kernel 2.6 to be able to compile 
   the driver:
   cd /usr/src/linux
   make mrproper
   make cloneconfig
   make modules_prepare
        The driver is built as a kernel module. The driver can be started by 
running command:
insmod tmk1553b.ko <params>
and the driver can be stopped in Linux kernel 2.2/2.4 by running command:
rmmod tmk1553b.ko
or in Linux kernel 2.6 by running command:
rmmod tmk1553b
        Before this, it is necessary to create appropriate device file in 
/dev folder by running command:
mknod /dev/tmk1553b c N 0
where N - major number, assigned to the driver. You can either choose it 
yourself from free numbers and then define it during mknod and insmod calls, 
or allow the driver to obtain it dynamically and then find the number in the 
/proc/devices file.
This command is placed in mkdev file (assuming N is 254).