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[ILUG] Kernel modules

[ILUG] Kernel modules

Ruairi Newman bofh at tech-mad.org
Fri Feb 2 08:39:48 GMT 2001


On Thu, 1 Feb 2001 17:39:27 +0000
"Rory Winston" <rwinston at eircom.net> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
Hi

> I tried to mount a DOS partition on my RH6.2 box, but the
> fs type is not supported by the kernel. When I try to load the

You've already recompiled the kernel, I take it?  You're not running the
the stock kernel that comes w/RH6.2?

> FAT and fat16 modules using insmod, I get an undefined symbol
> error, for things like best_user_memcpy. Do I have to build the 

Are you sure you're loading the correct modules, and not modules created
against a previous version of the kernel?   Or that the System.map is the
correct one for the running kernel & modules?

> kernel again with different options? Also, when I rebuild, will
> the functions I'm looking for be listed in the System.map?

Assuming you have recompiled the kernel before have a look in
/usr/src/linux for the .config file.   Grep it for CONFIG_FAT_FS and see
if you did actually compile in FAT support as a module or not.  If you
didn't, then you're using an old module.

Other than this, compare the mtime of the System.map in the source tree
with the currently running one in /boot... maybe you forgot to update it?

> 
> Regards
> 
> Rory

Regards,

Ruairi




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