/usr/src/modules

[Tom Allison <tallison1@twmi.rr.com>]

I made a mistake.

I deleted /usr/src/modules
Now it seems that I can't do anything to recreate the file necessary to
be able to compile the pcmcia-source.
I'm trying to compile the pcmcia-cs-3.1.29 source with the 2.4.9 kernel.
 What I'm running into right now when I run 'make-kpkg modules' is
/usr/src/modules - file not found
So I made a directory /usr/src/modules.

I also have /usr/src/pcmcia-cs-3.1.29 as a directory

When I run 'make-kpkg modules'
I get:

> for module in  ; do                        \ if test -d  $module;
> then                                \ (cd $module;
>                           \ if ./debian/rules KVERS="2.4.9"
> KSRC="/usr/src/linux" \ KMAINT="Tom Allison"
> KEMAIL="tallison@thorin.tacocat.net"      \ KDREV="Custom.1.00"
> kdist; then          \ echo "Module $module processed fine";
>      \ else                                                  \ echo
>  "Module $module failed.";                  \ echo "Hit return to
> Continue?";                  \ 	   read ans;
>                  \ fi;
>       \ );                                                     \ fi;
>                                                        \ done
>
FOLLOWED BY

> /bin/sh: -c: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token ';' /bin/sh:
>  -c: line 1: `for modules in ; do                        if
test -d  $modules; then
	(cd $module;
	if ./debian/rules KVERS="2.4.9" KSRC="/usr/src/linux" KMAIN="Tom Allison"
KEMAIL="tallison@thorin.tacocat.net" KDREV="Custom.1.00" kdist; then;
echo "Module $module processed file";
else
echo "Module $module failed."

echo "Hist return to Continue?";

	read ans;
fi;
);
done

make: [modules] Error 2 (ignored)
------------------
and that's it.

Now, in case I was missing something "debian-ish" i installed the 
pcmcia-source-3.1.22 hoping that this would give me something more in 
this /usr/src tree.

No dice.  It's still very broken.

Suggestions?