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Thanks, Luis, that seems to do the trick.  The new module installed
and loaded with no errors, and appears to be working correctly!

Thanks again!

-CF

Luis R. Rodriguez wrote:
On Sun, Apr 27, 2008 at 7:32 AM, Charles Figura
<charles.figura@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm running Ubuntu Hardy with the 2.6.24-16-generic kernel.
 I've followed the log approach laid out by Luis Rodriguez below,
 and attached the corresponding dmesg output.

 As you see, the modprobe FAILS due to lots of unknown symbols.

 Oh, one other note that I hadn't mentioned before.  I've found
 that a 'sudo make uninstall' doesn't get rid of the module - at
 least, it doesn't reset the module list.  If I follow a 'sudo make
 uninstall' by 'sudo modprobe iwl3945', it tries to insert the same
 (faulty) module.  Only by rebooting is the original restored.
 How do I update the module list after doing a make uninstall?

 Thanks - hope this helps!




 -------- Original Message --------
 Subject: Re: Problems loading from compat-wireless-2008-04-24
 Date: Sat, 26 Apr 2008 11:14:20 -0700
 From: Luis R. Rodriguez <mcgrof@xxxxxxxxx>
 To: Charles Figura <charles.figura@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
 References: <4810F9BC.7030104@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
<43e72e890804252146y600b6b40x738e0826bc492b0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
<4813700F.5050108@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

 On Sat, Apr 26, 2008 at 11:10 AM, Charles Figura
 <charles.figura@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Luis -

 Thanks for the response.  I did, actually, do a 'make unload' before
 loading the new module.  And the error I sent you was actually from
 loading the single module I need - the iwl3945 module.

 So I'm still back where I started, I think.

 Please reply to the list explaining this, Intel reads linux-wireless
 so they can help if its their driver.

 Do this:

 Reboot.

 sudo dmesg -c > log1
 less log1 # review it to make sure there are no oops
 sudo make unload
 sudo dmesg -c
 sudo modprobe iwl4965
 # Try to connect or whatever to try to replicate your oops
 sudo dmesg -c > oops.txt

 copy and paste the oops.txt into your e-mail, that will give a cleaner
 log. Also be sure to mention your kernel you are using.

  Luis



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[  219.046669] iwlwifi_mac80211: disagrees about version of symbol
wiphy_register
 [  219.046681] iwlwifi_mac80211: Unknown symbol wiphy_register
 [  219.046742] iwlwifi_mac80211: disagrees about version of symbol
wiphy_new
 [  219.046747] iwlwifi_mac80211: Unknown symbol wiphy_new
 [  219.047765] iwlwifi_mac80211: disagrees about version of symbol
wiphy_unregister
 [  219.047771] iwlwifi_mac80211: Unknown symbol wiphy_unregister
 [  219.049060] iwlwifi_mac80211: disagrees about version of symbol
wiphy_free
 [  219.049066] iwlwifi_mac80211: Unknown symbol wiphy_free

You have iwlwifi's mac8011 making the calls here. Please do after make
install and after make uninstall:

sudo modprobe -l iwl4965
sudo modprobe -l mac80211
sudo modprobe -l iwlwifi_mac80211

Also inspect your /lib/modules/ directory and /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/

  Luis



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                                         (319) 352-8606 (fax)
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