Re: Fail to load module wcn36xx

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On Fri, Jan 27, 2017 at 03:54:59PM -0500, Brian Wrenn wrote:
> Hi,

Hello again.

> I'm trying to get the WLAN wcn36xx driver to load on PRREMPT RT.
>
> By some fluke I had this module load successfully in the PREEMPT RT
> kernel at one point in time, but I have not been able to reproduce
> getting to to load since my first trial build.
>
> I'm patching Linaro 4.4.9 with PREEMPT RT patch 4.4.9-rt17.  I've also
> manually applied a patch for
> kernel/drivers/pinctrl/qcom/pinctrl-msm.c, which replaces uses of
> spinlock calls with raw_spinlock calls.
>
> Here's the dmesg output, which indicates unknown symbols as the
> problem.  However, I'm not sure why this module can't load those
> symbols.
>
> I can successfully load them if I just build plain Linaro 4.4.9,
> without PREEMPT RT.
>
> [   14.023055] wcn36xx: Unknown symbol mutex_lock (err 0)
> [   14.023105] wcn36xx: Unknown symbol __mutex_init (err 0)
> [   14.027153] wcn36xx: Unknown symbol mutex_unlock (err 0)
> [   14.027208] wcn36xx: Unknown symbol _raw_spin_unlock (err 0)
> [   16.961824] wcn36xx: Unknown symbol mutex_lock (err 0)
> [   16.961889] wcn36xx: Unknown symbol __mutex_init (err 0)
> [   16.965955] wcn36xx: Unknown symbol mutex_unlock (err 0)
> [   16.971391] wcn36xx: Unknown symbol _raw_spin_unlock (err 0)

This just seems to indicate that you haven't rebuilt this module for the
RT kernel.  These symbols don't exist w/ RT, because they're switched up
through macros/inlines to make use of the rt_mutex type.

You'll need to ensure you're building the module for the target kernel.

   Julia
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