Hi, I tried compiling the latest kernel (2.4.9) in order to use linux keycodes (which seems to be required as I updated XF86 from 4.0 to 4.1.)
During the kernel build, the compiler stopped with an error: drivers/char/vt.c:507: 'kdb_rate' undeclared. Examining the file vt.c, the segment of code where the compile err happens is apparently used for m68k/i386 according to the comment above the case KDKBDREP: line. Note that this code doesn't use any conditional defines for this arch (is that ok?) I did a grep to find out where kbd_rate is defined, and found that it is not defined for the ppc arch, but only for m68k, i386, arm, and alpha (in keyboard.h: #define kbd_rate pckbdrate.) In order to build the kernel, I have been using the standard menuconfig to set the build flags, so I don't think my .config is bogus: no flag has been set by editing the .config manually, just by setting menu options. Did I miss something? I was able to compile 2.4.8 on the same system recently (but I didn't have to change the keyboard selection; this is the only difference.) Thanks for your help in advance, Laurent
