I have a question that isn't being made clear in the modules
documentation.
Evidently, "depmod -a" attempts to resolve all the dependencies for
modules in /lib/modules/xxxx, creating a new modules.dep file.
It seems no matter what I do, I get these "unresolved symbols (s)" errors
for every module when I do the depmod thing. I've tried wiping out the
/lib/modules/2.2.12-20 directory and remaking it with "make
modules_install" to get only the modules I want, then "depmod -a" to build
the dependencies file. Same thing, just fewer of them. Ok, reinstall the
original modules, do a "make modules" and "make modules_install" should
put any updated stuff into /lib/modules/xxx and depmod should be happy.
"depmod -a", and every modules in the directory generates the "unresolved
symbols" errors again.
What's the secret here? It may be that I can ignore all these errors, but
it's driving me nuts. Something is hosed that I can't find.
I'm doing Redhat 6.1 and kernel/modules 2.2.12-20.
Thanks.
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