Re: smdromod errors

Subject: Re: smdromod errors
From: Henry Palonen <henkka-at-yty.net>
Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2001 00:48:23 +0300
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Hi,

"Unresolved symbol" means that module references to some function that
Linux kernel could not provide. This could mean that kernel is not
compiled correctly for that module (something is missing) or
configuration that kernel uses for loading modules is not updated. You
can update your configuration by issuing "depmod -a" command. This
command is usually issued on every boot, at least on RedHat systems.
But you could try that.

Regards,

Henkka

* AllenF (allenf-at-choice.net) [05.08.2001 21:37]:
> 
> I tried the insmod smdromod.o
> and I got the exact same errors
> about unresolved symbols.
> 
> What are these "unresolved symbol" errors?
> 
> Looks like something a compiler would kick out.
> 
> Allen F

References:
- smdromod errors
  - From: "AllenF" <allenf-at-choice.net>
- Re: smdromod errors
  - From: "AllenF" <allenf-at-choice.net>

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