Hi all, I am currently trying to compile a linux-2.4.20 kernel with speakup (cvs) patched in. I am running Debian testing. I am making the kernel with make-kpkg It seems to compile most of it, but it always ends up with errors such as the following: drivers/char/char.o(.text+0x1865c): In function o_slock': : undefined reference to ey_maps' There are also a lot more errors that have trouble with 'key_maps' but in other functions, most errors seem to be all in drivers/char/char.o There are also undefined references to 'func_table' and 'accent_table'. Can anyone tell me if they have experienced the same problems and if so, how they fixed them. I'm assuming its something really simple like I haven't got a certain library installed. Oh, I am just using the x86 platform (in fact, I have a Pentium3 450... I must upgrade that one day). I am also using gcc-3.0 ... but as far as I remember, I'm sure I got the same errors with gcc-2.95. I firstly used a linux-2.4.19 and patched it to 2.4.20 and then patched in speakup. But I still have exactly the same proplems using a fresh linux-2.4.20 and speakup patched in. (I can compile a fresh 2.4.20 kernel fine without speakup patched in). Thanks
