Paul paul.corner@tesco.net writes:
depmod -v appears to list all the symbols of each module visited. Unfortunately, it still doesn't tel me which ones are unresolved - Or maybe it does, and I don't know how to decipher the info.
Aha! It's depmod -e, sorry. man depmod gives the right answers, as always.
I currently have about five different kernels on this machine, 2.2.18-rtx through to 2.4.9-bifino - That really screws up any C source that depends on specific kernel version info to build correctly <g>
Well, surely as long as you point them to the right include directories it would make it possible, wouldn't it? It depends if you need them to run when they require particular information.
You know -I had looked at the man page for depmod, so I should have seen it myself. Must have been something to do with the all night session....
Now I just need to find the headers for the missing symbols such as vmalloc. It will all be in the /usr/lib/include directories somewhere.
Thanks again.
Regards, Paul.
On Monday 24 September 2001 8:34 pm, MJ Ray wrote:
Aha! It's depmod -e, sorry. man depmod gives the right answers, as always.