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* unresolved symbol main_table and local_table
@ 2002-11-14  7:42 Nicholas Dearham
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From: Nicholas Dearham @ 2002-11-14  7:42 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi there,

I'm new to writing Linux kernel modules for an Ipaq. When I compile my
module everything is fine, but when I install it onto the Ipaq I get
unresolved symbol main_table and unresolved symbol local_table. How do I
overcome these. The Linux code seems to already define these pointers,
so I don't need anything extra in my code (at least I think!). I'm using
Linux 2.4.28-rmk3 for both my Ipaq and my i686. I, however, am using the
"Familiar" distribution for the Ipaq and a 
Toolchain cross-compiler (arm-Linux-gcc) to build the modules required.
I read on "The Linux-kernel mailing list FAQ" section 8, that one must
use -02 compiler extension to ensure the code gets inline'd and I'm
doing this, but still get the error!

Any help will be greatly appreciated,
Thanks,

Nic D. 

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* RE: unresolved symbol main_table and local_table
@ 2002-11-14  7:48 Nicholas Dearham
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From: Nicholas Dearham @ 2002-11-14  7:48 UTC (permalink / raw)
  To: <

Sorry I see I made a tying error. The Linux kernel version is
2.4.18-rmk3 and not "2.4.28-rmk3" as indicated in the mail.
 
Thanks again,
Cheers,
 
Nic D.

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