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On Mon, 1 Sep 2008 12:33:28 +0200, Roland Puntaier |
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<Roland.Puntaier@×××××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> |
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> I am installing Gentoo on an older notebook of mine and have the |
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following |
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> problem: |
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> |
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> After a first try to make sound work, where I had OSS checked in the |
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For a first start, OSS is now deprecated, so you have to use ALSA instead |
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in the kernel. |
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> kernel configuration, |
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> I followed the gentoo alsa guide |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/alsa-guide.xml |
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> |
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> But got a lot of "unknown symbol" entries at boot (viewed afterwards via |
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> dmesg). |
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> The first seems to be the reason for the others: unknown symbol |
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> request_module. |
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> |
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> request_module is defined in vmlinux (via "nm vmlinux | grep |
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> request_module") |
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> but not linked in soundcore.o ("nm soundcore.o | grep request_module" |
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says |
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> U(ndefined)) |
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> |
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> Since request_module is needed to load kernel modules, no kernel modules |
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> can be loaded, and therefore symbols from such modules are not there. |
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> This leads to the other "unknown symbol" messages. So the question is, |
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why |
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> request_module does not get linked properly. |
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> What I already tried: |
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> I saved the .config and did |
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> make mrproper |
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> and restored .config. |
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> Then |
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> make && make modules_install |
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> But that did not help. |
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> |
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> Did somebody experience anything similar? |
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> Could somebody give me a hint how to solve this problem? |
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I think your .config file will help us more than you expect, and also the |
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output of your dmesg :) |
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> Thanks in advance. |
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> Cheers. Roland |
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Regards. |
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Xavier Parizet |
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Xavier |