Ok, more on the Red Hat Linux 7.1 module building thread...
I'm trying to build some updated modules that will work with the stock
Red Hat Linux 7.1 kernels. I see that modversions.h includes
rhconfig.h, which looks at /boot/kernel.h to see what kernel we're
currently running, and does some #defines accordingly. It appears that
this should then set correct versions for modules.
However, when I copy a config out of /usr/src/linux-2.4/configs, do a
make oldconfig && make dep, then make modules and try to modprobe the
result, I get undefined symbols as a result of incorrect module
versioning. The reported undefined symbols (versions) seem to be
defined for the BOOT kernel, rather than the i686-smp kernel I'm
running.
How can one build a module that will happily live with an existing,
stock, Red Hat Linux 7.1 kernel?
Thanks,
-Eric
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