Problem with echoaudio driver.

Problem with echoaudio driver.

[philicorda]

Hi. I have got this compiled and installed now, but get the following error
when I try to load the driver...

root@atlantic kernel # modprobe echoaudio
modprobe: Too deep recursion in module dependencies!
modprobe: Circular dependency? OsSupportLinux CEchoGals_info
CEchoGals_transport echoaudio
Aborted
root@atlantic kernel #




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Re: Problem with echoaudio driver.

[alfonso_acosta_mail]

philicorda wrote:
> Hi. I have got this compiled and installed now, but get the following error
> when I try to load the driver...
> 
> root@atlantic kernel # modprobe echoaudio
> modprobe: Too deep recursion in module dependencies!
> modprobe: Circular dependency? OsSupportLinux CEchoGals_info
> CEchoGals_transport echoaudio
> Aborted

What compiler are you using, gcc-3.2? I had problems with gcc-3.2 but 
everything when fine with gcc-2.95





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Re: Problem with echoaudio driver.

[philicorda]

Subject: Re: [Alsa-devel] Problem with echoaudio driver.


> philicorda wrote:
> > Hi. I have got this compiled and installed now, but get the following
error
> > when I try to load the driver...
> >
> > root@atlantic kernel # modprobe echoaudio
> > modprobe: Too deep recursion in module dependencies!
> > modprobe: Circular dependency? OsSupportLinux CEchoGals_info
> > CEchoGals_transport echoaudio
> > Aborted
>
> What compiler are you using, gcc-3.2? I had problems with gcc-3.2 but
> everything when fine with gcc-2.95

I am using gcc-3.2.1-r6. I would use gcc-2.95, but I'm not sure how to
install it without breaking everything on my gentoo box.

I got an email from Giuliano saying the driver should compile anyway, though
he said nothing about it working. :) He wrote that there are internal c++
symbols that cause a lot of problems, and the OsSupportLinux.cpp has some
workarounds for 2.95, so I guess I'll mess around with that and see if I can
get it happy with 3.2.1.

I get the feeling that this problem may be unrelated though, as it's
aborting before the driver is loaded.
I wonder.. Are these dependencies held in modules.dep, and will editing them
sort it out, or is the problem elsewhere?



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