On Fri, 2002-03-01 at 18:39, Timothy R. Butler wrote: > Hi everyone, > Anyone who has been following the threads "Linux Progress Patch (Splash > Screen)" and "The Kernel that Wouldn't Boot," have probably gotten really > tired of hearing about my little kernel. > Well, hopefully I'll finally have it fixed soon, so not to worry. :-) > Anyway, my kernel now boots, but many of the modules have undefined symbols. > I have tried rebuilding the modules. As an example, here is the output I get > if I try to initialize my mouse (insmod'ing hid, mousedev, usb-uhci, etc.): > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > /lib/modules/2.4.17/kernel/drivers/usb/usb-uhci.o: unresolved symbol > usb_free_dev_Ra38257d3 > /lib/modules/2.4.17/kernel/drivers/usb/usb-uhci.o: unresolved symbol snip
I've had problems compiling kernels when I've compiled for SMP and later tried to build an UP kernel from the same tree. Make clean did not get rid of all the SMP cruft. So try this: 1. delete this kernel tree 2. Get the 2.4.17 tar ball and signature file. You need GnuPG setup to check the signature. Basically, download the kernel GPG signature into your local keyring. Then you can verify the tar ball is good. Otherwise, check it with gunzip -vt or bunzip2 -vt. 3. Apply your patch and make sure it applied correctly. Save the output from patch. 4. make mrproper 5. make clean 6. make menuconfig 7. If you want multiple versions of the same kernel, i.e. compiled with different options, edit Makefile and change subversion. If you don't do this then make modules_install will overwrite your /lib/modules/2.4.17 dir tree. 7. make dep 8. make bzImage 9. make modules 10. If a /lib/modules/<your kernel version> dir exists delete it before running make modules_install. 11. copy arch/i386/boot/bzImage to /boot/vmlinuz-<your kernel version> and setup lilo or grub. I also copy System.map & .config After booting the new kernel make sure your modules config is setup properly in /etc. If you change any module config remember to run update-modules. hope this helps scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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