I'm not very familiar with all the things, but
I had about the same problem.
I think you have to configure the kernel memory and say no to smp!
Heinz
steve rosenbluth schrieb:
> Help !
> After compiling RTL2.0 with kernel 2.2.13 "depmod -a" finds unresolved
> symbols.
> "depmod -ae" tells me that all the problem modules are looking for these
> symbols (and no others):
> __sti
> __cli
> __restore_flags
> __return_flags
>
> the modules were compiled right after the kernel
> (make zImage; make modules; make install; make modules_install)
>
> the kernel was configured for modversions, but I don't think that's the
> problem.
>
> the paths are correct, the modules were installed to
> /lib/modules/2.2.13-rtl2.0 and the modules.dep file generated by depmod
> contains this path too
>
> running the RT kernel, "uname -r" gives: 2.2.13-rtl2.0
>
> In /boot, I have a valid System.map -> System.map-2.2.13-rtl2.0
> which was created when I installed the RT kernel (make install)
>
> "depmod -am /boot/System.map" also finds the same unresolved symbols
>
> running my RT kernel, I search "cat /proc/ksyms" and find that the
> symbols in question aren't there, but I do find these:
>
> __sti_R__ver__sti
> __cli_R__ver__cli
> __restore_flags_R__ver__restore_flags
> __return_flags_R__ver__return_flags
>
> modprobe gives the same unresolved symbols errors when I try to load one
> of my modules.
>
> Why is this happening ?
>
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