--- Ray Olszewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit : > At
05:26 PM 6/20/2003 +0200, Bibinsa wrote:
> A plausible guess. gcc has changed a lot since Slink
> (especially in the
> last 6 months). Since the kernel is compiled
> statically, it does not need
> to "match" the compilation environment of the rest
> of the distro, so you
> need not turn to Slink.
So I shouldn't use the Debian/slink UML to compile the
package ?
> Without details of the failure ("unresolved symbol"
> usually goes with an
> insmod failure to load a module, not a "crash", so
> I'm really uncertain
> about what you are describing here), it is hard to
> offer specific help. One
> common source of "unresolved symbol" errors is
> failure to insmod another
> required module before the one you are currently
> insmod'ing (this is a
> mistake even quite knowledgeable people make these
> days, because they are
> used to using modprobe, which checks for and handles
> dependency issues).
>
> Since we are talking about USB, you might have
> compiled some other USB
> stuff as modules and need to load that first. That's
> about as far as I can
> go without a better trouble report.
I'm gonna check dependencies with usb modules right
now.
But what's about segmentationn fault of binaries ?
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