Hi All, I have a kernel module which uses a function from a library file( .lib). This function takes as a paramater a character pointer of string buffer and simply prints that string. This library file has been created by me using ld. a) When I compile the module and link it with the libary file using GCC Version 3.4.2(Supplied with Fedora Core 3,Kernel Version is 2.6.9) and insmod it I get a Kernel OOPS. b) But if I compile the module with GCC 3.2.2 (Supplied with RedHat 9) everything works fine and the module loads successfully. c) If I create an ARCHIVE( .a) file using AR and link it with the module using GCC Version 3.4.2 the module is again successfully loaded. Summarising the scenarios in the following table. GCCVERSION | LIB/ARCHIVE | LOADS SUCCESSFULLY 1. 3.4.2(With FC 3) | Created a Library File | NO (Get a Kernel OOPs) and linked with the module. 2. 3.4.2(With FC 3) | Created an Archive file | YES and linked with the module 3. 3.2.2(With Redhat 9) | Created a Library File | YES and linked with the module. FC is Fedora Core Kindly could you please tell what could be the problem. Best Regards, Ajitpal Singh