On Thursday 15 March 2007, linux-audio-user-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > kernel/time/clocksource.c requires an #include <linux/tick.h> to compile > > and LD timer built-in correctly. This is apparently new to the .3 > > version. > > > > So .. does the rt8 patch touch this file (deleting/omitting this > > #include)?? If so, then it should be fixed. > > If not, a bug should be filed against the kernel source. > > The -rt patch is meant to be applied against the base kernel not the > latest stable kernel. It's not a bug. OK. There was postings here about applying it to 2.6.20.1 where it worked without a hitch. I do not know about how to make such patches but it would seem that they should not delete stuff not relevant to their scope. Besides a new #include to that tick.h file, the #define SA_ .... stuff comes to mind. These are no longer used in the kernel but caused no harm being kept. It may take time for all modules that may be compiled against the kernel sources/headers to dispense with them.
