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Problems with 2.4.5ac1[78]

DISCUSSION Meino Christian Cramer 2 participants 3 messages Jun 26, 2001

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Hi,

I tried to compile linux-2.4.5ac17 with processor type "Athlon" settings.

Compilation/Install was successful. But boot produces dozens of "unresolved symbols" if trying to insmod any of the modules.

Not one module was insmodded successfully.

I tried PENTIUM III setting, which works fine.

What's goiing on here ;-)

What is it, what I am doing wrong.

The modutils version is 2.4.6

Any help VERY welcone ;-)
Thank you very much in advance !

keep hacking the right site of life ! :-)
Meino

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I tried to compile linux-2.4.5ac17 with processor type "Athlon" settings.

Compilation/Install was successful. But boot produces dozens of "unresolved symbols" if trying to insmod any of the modules.

Not one module was insmodded successfully.

Sounds like your build wasnt clean. Save your .config file and make distclean is sometimes needed when changing SMP or CPU types - yes its a bug in the config setup really

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From: Alan Cox <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Problems with 2.4.5ac1[78]
Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 16:04:22 +0100 (BST)
Message-ID: <[email protected]>

Thanks a lot, Alan ! :o)

That's it! My build-script only did a make dep _clean_ bzImage modules modules_install.
With a make distclean before all runs smooth...

keep hacking on the right site of life ! :-)
Meino

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Quoted 7 lines

I tried to compile linux-2.4.5ac17 with processor type "Athlon" settings.

Compilation/Install was successful. But boot produces dozens of "unresolved symbols" if trying to insmod any of the modules.

Not one module was insmodded successfully.

Sounds like your build wasnt clean. Save your .config file and make distclean is sometimes needed when changing SMP or CPU types - yes its a bug in the config setup really

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