Re: [rtl] unresolved symbol in module

On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Michael Svetlik wrote: > The kernel checks the module version against the actual kernel version. > If they dont match, you get an 'unresolved external' for each kernel > resource reference. > Check, which 'version.h' your compiler actually includes (-v, dependency > files b

Re: [rtl] unresolved symbol in module

On 25 Jul, Michael Svetlik wrote: > The kernel checks the module version against the actual kernel version. > If they dont match, you get an 'unresolved external' for each kernel > resource reference. > Check, which 'version.h' your compiler actually includes (-v, dependency > files by -M). I

Re: [rtl] unresolved symbol in module

The kernel checks the module version against the actual kernel version. If they dont match, you get an 'unresolved external' for each kernel resource reference. Check, which 'version.h' your compiler actually includes (-v, dependency files by -M). I assume, you have a stall header in /usr/inclu

[rtl] unresolved symbol in module

Hi All, I have a working application in RH6.2 + RTLinux 3.0. I wanted to try RH7.3+RTLinux3.1 but I am having strange problems loading modules. In RTL3.1 I get, for example: # insmod lp.o lp.o: unresolved symbol sprintf But this is the same source code as my working 6.2 system. Maybe somethi

Re: [rtl] unresolved symbol __udivdi3 and __umoddi3

Hi Havard -- You need to link in the libgcc.a which is located at: /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-redhat-linux/egcs-2.91.66/libgcc.a It could be a slightly different directory depending on your linux install. These are some internal math rountines used by gcc. Now, I s

[rtl] unresolved symbol

First off all, thanks for your help. I solved many of my problems using the mailing list and your recommandations. But I have a new problem : Under RTAI-1.6, in a real-time module I'm using shared memory and strings. I'm trying to use the function strcpy like this: strcpy(data->buf, toto); dat

Re: [rtl] unresolved symbol

You need to undefine CONFIG_RTL_SUSPEND_LINUX and recompile. This option does not work with 2.2.18 yet. Michael. Bas Benschop ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Hi, > > Today I tried to install rtlinux-3.0 on a Debian 2.2 system (kernel > 2.2.18) with 2 processors and SMP enabled. Builds without any

Re: [rtl] unresolved symbol

On Tue, Feb 20, 2001 at 01:36:43PM +0100, Bas Benschop wrote: > Today I tried to install rtlinux-3.0 on a Debian 2.2 system (kernel > 2.2.18) with 2 processors and SMP enabled. Builds without any problem but > when I try to insmod rtl.o I get the message: > > rtl.o: unresolved symbol rtlinux_susp

[rtl] unresolved symbol

Hi, Today I tried to install rtlinux-3.0 on a Debian 2.2 system (kernel 2.2.18) with 2 processors and SMP enabled. Builds without any problem but when I try to insmod rtl.o I get the message: rtl.o: unresolved symbol rtlinux_suspend_linux_init rtl.o: unresolved symbol rtlinux_suspend_linux_clean

Re: [rtl] unresolved symbol

> But one thing. There is an error in the INSTALL message in rtlinux 3.0. The > patch do not accept kernel 2.2.17 as it says. It will accept 2.2.18. This has > cost me servel hour's. damn. > I have been there too :-) I intended to mention it on the list, but forgot. Sorry about that, it cou

Re: [rtl] unresolved symbol

> hi out there > > I have just started programming in RT linux and i have a an error. > I want some sync in my threads, and i am doing this with semaphore. > (is this the right way to it ?) > > I have a line in my program > > #include > I think for rtlinux-2.2 you must include rt_ipc.h from rt

[rtl] unresolved symbol

hi out there I have just started programming in RT linux and i have a an error. I want some sync in my threads, and i am doing this with semaphore. (is this the right way to it ?) I have a line in my program #include and I am the using my sem_init and etc. I compile my program and there is no

[rtl] Unresolved symbol __errno_location

Hi all, One of our students is trying to install rtlinux, and keeps getting a warning message about __errno_location being an unresolved symbol in rtl_posixio.o. We have looked through the kernel and rtlinux source files, but can't find where it is implemented. The only thing we found was: e

Re: [rtl] Unresolved symbol

On Tue, 18 Apr 2000, Paolo Mantegazza wrote: > Bas Benschop wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I have downloaded RTAI and try to install it. I use a Debian 2.1 Linux > > with kernel 2.2.5. I used copythere to patch the kernel (and checked it) > > and compiled. The system is running fine, so no pro

Re: [rtl] Unresolved symbol

Bas Benschop wrote: > Hello, > > I have downloaded RTAI and try to install it. I use a Debian 2.1 Linux > with kernel 2.2.5. I used copythere to patch the kernel (and checked it) > and compiled. The system is running fine, so no problems there. > RTAI compiled OK but when I try to insert the modu

[rtl] Unresolved symbol

Hello, I have downloaded RTAI and try to install it. I use a Debian 2.1 Linux with kernel 2.2.5. I used copythere to patch the kernel (and checked it) and compiled. The system is running fine, so no problems there. RTAI compiled OK but when I try to insert the module I get these messages: ./rtai